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What Are The Chances Of HIV Transmission After Oral Sex?

hi im 23 male from mumbai
i have a question for U
i had a sex with an untrusted partner a one and half month ago
i wore condom
but one thing happened and im so afraid now
fist we have intercourse then we had oral process
and i kissed her
i dough the transmission of virus during the process

she also insisted me to insert my fingers in to her vagina
i did so , and immediately i drunk a cold drink with same hand.drink
splited from my fingure to my mouth

could these tow things cause to hiv infection ?
do i need to make a tests for my satisfaction
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello
First thing about oral sex ( it is not mentioned clearly by you in your query i.e. oral process ) .
The oral sex is a much less efficient mod of transmission of HIV infection.A number of studies have reported that the incidence of transmission of infection by oral sex among couples discordant for HIV is extremely low ;indeed one study reported NO cases among 239 men whose only risk was receptive oral intercourse( in your case your partner was as a doubtful ).
But one thing is important that , there are many motre cases that go unreported because of frequent practice of both oral as well anal intercourse ( but not in your case).
Therefore , the assumption that receptive oral sex is completely safe is NOT WARRANTED.
The another most important point in your case is fingering in vagina ( cervical and vaginal secretions present in vagina during sexual act) , immediately you put your finger in your mouth with cold drinks .
However saliva in mouth contains endogenous antiviral factors and saliva has properties to kill HIV in mouth due to its antiviral actions.
Since 6 weeks passed after initial infection ( encounter ) get in p24 nucleic acid amplification ( rapid rna test ) for confirmation for HIV infection.
Hope this will help you.
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What Are The Chances Of HIV Transmission After Oral Sex?

Hello First thing about oral sex ( it is not mentioned clearly by you in your query i.e. oral process ) . The oral sex is a much less efficient mod of transmission of HIV infection.A number of studies have reported that the incidence of transmission of infection by oral sex among couples discordant for HIV is extremely low ;indeed one study reported NO cases among 239 men whose only risk was receptive oral intercourse( in your case your partner was as a doubtful ). But one thing is important that , there are many motre cases that go unreported because of frequent practice of both oral as well anal intercourse ( but not in your case). Therefore , the assumption that receptive oral sex is completely safe is NOT WARRANTED. The another most important point in your case is fingering in vagina ( cervical and vaginal secretions present in vagina during sexual act) , immediately you put your finger in your mouth with cold drinks . However saliva in mouth contains endogenous antiviral factors and saliva has properties to kill HIV in mouth due to its antiviral actions. Since 6 weeks passed after initial infection ( encounter ) get in p24 nucleic acid amplification ( rapid rna test ) for confirmation for HIV infection. Hope this will help you.