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I went to a massage parlor. the masseuse gave me a hand job. she had a previous client 2 hours before. no cuts on her hands or on my genitals. she washed her hands frequently about 3-4 times beforehand. should i be concerned about hiv transmission?
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The type of activity mentioned is highly unlikely to result in HIV transmission. Cdc.gov is a reliable site in learning more about HIV transmission.
Answered 11/11/2022
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No chance of HIV. You will never get HIV from hand-genital contact, even if an infected person uses his or her genital fluids for lubrication. You are at sexual risk of HIV ONLY from unprotected intercourse, no exceptions.
Answered 11/20/2022
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