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Im very confused and scared. ive asked if a hand job from a person (male) that has a cut on their hand blood was not seen but couldnt be ruled out touching head of penis and precum. am i at risk for hiv and should i get tested? heard yes and no?
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Yes but risk would be low. Recommend rubber gloves next time. Protection is called protection for a good reason.
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