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A member asked:
In a sexual situation i got pre-ejeculation on my hand. my hands have alot of dry skin and i did feel a tingling/stinging. is there a risk of hiv here?
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No: In real life, HIV infections are not transmitted that way. That being said, many things are theoretically possible in this world. Therefore, people who worry should be monogamous and said monogamous couple should discuss their STD issues beforehand. Actually, all couples should discuss their STD issues beforehand.
Answered 5/10/2016
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