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I fingered a girl and after noticed blood on her and on my fingers, i washed off with water. her std status is unknown, is there an hiv risk?
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No, but...: Life is full of risks, meaning there is always some risk in anything a person does. However, fingers don't seem to catch HIV viruses from vaginas. Nevertheless, a fingerer should take with the fingeree about their infections or lack of infections, before doing the fingering. Talking beforehand is a good thing to do.
Answered 5/20/2016
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