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I met prostitution and she sucked my fingers then i notice small cracks in my thumb i am scared is this practice transmit hiv?
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No risk, no worry: HIV is almost never transmitted from the mouth. And in the US, the vast majority of female sex workers don't have HIV. No risk from this kind of exposure, no need for testing.
Answered 5/22/2017
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