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Had a hiv rna test after 9 days & 12 hours post possible exposure (receiving oral non protected) and combo test after 24 days, both negative. am i ok?
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Not HIV transmission: HIV is not transmitted by receiving oral sex. That said, life can surprise you sometimes. One should continue to do routine HIV screening as advised by one's regular doctor. That means screening once or twice a year, if having a non-monogamous relationship (more than one partner). Whether or not receiving oral sex makes no difference, because that does not noticeably increase one's risk of HIV.
Answered 1/21/2018
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