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Giving a **...reason to test?

by nydave, Jul 08, 2008 06:43PM
Is giving a ** without protection a viable reason to test for HIV?  even if he does not ejaculate?...but does have some precum.

Member Comments (4)

by nydave, Jul 08, 2008 06:43PM
that was meant to read oral sex

by Teak, Jul 08, 2008 06:44PM
NO

by nydave, Jul 08, 2008 06:49PM
I am sorry...I do not think I was clear enough on the original statement because of the blocking out of the word.

I performed oral sex on someone whose HIV status is unknown. He did not ejaculate in my mouth with the exception of some pre-seminal fluid. Is there a risk for HIV infection through this manner?

Thanks

by Teak, Jul 08, 2008 06:52PM
NO and yes I understood your previous post.
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