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A member asked:
A csw gave me an unprotected and harsh handjob. didnt see her hands if there was some cuts or wounds present. skin of my penis is sometimes very dry and it often has some red cracks etc. is it possible to get hiv this way if her hand had a cut?
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HIV is transmitted through broken skin, open wounds, but mostly through mucosal membranes which is not what above scenario describes. A reliable site is cdc.gov in clarifying STD’s in general, HIV in particular. High risk sexual behavior may exacerbate health (HIV) related anxiety.
Answered 2/5/2023
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