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A member asked:
My boyfriend has hiv. what is the risk of receiving oral? i check his mouth for blood each time and there is none and he covers the tip of my penis.
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Low: Life is a matter of weighing risks versus benefits / needs. I trust the special man in your life is being treated and has the infection under control. Receiving oral sex is a very inefficient way of transmitting hiv, and if it's at all possible, please keep using barrier protection. This said, congratulations on your having found one another and being comfortable with your love. Best wishes.
Answered 4/6/2014
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