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Can HIV Be Contracted Through Oral Sex?
Question: Hi,
I have been in a mental trauma for last days for last week. I have had unprotected oral sex ( both giving and receiving ) with my finacee three times till now. We never had penetrative sex till now that means we both virgins till now.We are each other's first and have always been into this exclusive relationship. I want to know can this unprotected oral sex can lead to HIV. The last encounter was a month ago and 4 weeks later my Finacee went for tests and she came HIV negative and her other STI's test also came negative. Can be at the risk for same ? I'm n
I have been in a mental trauma for last days for last week. I have had unprotected oral sex ( both giving and receiving ) with my finacee three times till now. We never had penetrative sex till now that means we both virgins till now.We are each other's first and have always been into this exclusive relationship. I want to know can this unprotected oral sex can lead to HIV. The last encounter was a month ago and 4 weeks later my Finacee went for tests and she came HIV negative and her other STI's test also came negative. Can be at the risk for same ? I'm n
Brief Answer:
Absolutely no chance of HIV by oral sex in your case.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query at HCM.
I understand your concern and situation.
There is no chance of acquiring STD including HIV infection if you both are virgin. Why are you worried? HIV or STD occurs only if you had intercourse with an HIV positive person. If you believe your fiancee is virgin and know about your virginity then there is no need to worry as you cannot get HIV. Unless you had received blood transfusion or had needle prick injury from HIV positive person in past. I would not suggest any tests. If you have any doubts in mind then for your mental satisfaction you can get tested by HIV PCR test after 5-6 weeks or 4 th generation ELISA test after12 weeks.
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Absolutely no chance of HIV by oral sex in your case.
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query at HCM.
I understand your concern and situation.
There is no chance of acquiring STD including HIV infection if you both are virgin. Why are you worried? HIV or STD occurs only if you had intercourse with an HIV positive person. If you believe your fiancee is virgin and know about your virginity then there is no need to worry as you cannot get HIV. Unless you had received blood transfusion or had needle prick injury from HIV positive person in past. I would not suggest any tests. If you have any doubts in mind then for your mental satisfaction you can get tested by HIV PCR test after 5-6 weeks or 4 th generation ELISA test after12 weeks.
Hope I answered your query
If no clarification then you can close the discussion and rate the answer
A review will be appreciated
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you for the reply. It did ease my nerves.I have been googling it a lot for whole month and there it is written a lot unprotected oral form of sex and risks associated with it.And it made so scared and unstable since then.A month after the last encounter my fiancee went for HIV, VDRL,HCV and other STDs test and all the reports came Non-reactive.And yes I'm sure about her and my virginity. We never had penetrative sex till now.Its oral sex which has been bothering me and I found it hard to move on in life.
Thank you for your detailed reply.
Thank you for your detailed reply.
Brief Answer:
:):) Dont worry.
Detailed Answer:
Wellcome.
You must relax and live life happily. You have absolutely no risk. Do not Google too much. What you see on Google is generalized. There is vast differences between knowledge and practicality. Ask a specialist before thinking about any health conditions in future as well. This type of internet knowledge causes poor quality and stress in life.
Stay blessed.
:):) Dont worry.
Detailed Answer:
Wellcome.
You must relax and live life happily. You have absolutely no risk. Do not Google too much. What you see on Google is generalized. There is vast differences between knowledge and practicality. Ask a specialist before thinking about any health conditions in future as well. This type of internet knowledge causes poor quality and stress in life.
Stay blessed.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
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