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Hi quick question does any kind of co-infection like hepatitis a.b,c delayed hiv window, with a 4 generation test ,and how common is to get co-infection with a oral sex giving a blowjob to a guy , cant find properly online . thanks for all your help?
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These will lower with your ability to fight HIV and other infections. Discuss with your Drs. It is not uncommon but will depend on how many sores are in your mouth or on his penis. You need ejaculate to contain the virus and for some of it to get into one of your sores or bleeding gums or bitten tongue etc. Beware. Semen is a bodily fluid that transmits HIV if it gets into your blood stream.
Answered 9/2/2022
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