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What Should I Do After Swallowing Precum During Oral Sex?

Hallo doctor. Can you please help im so stressed. I swallowed my patner's precum while having oral sex. I had flu at that time. It was much of it anywhere it was jus a little precum. He claims to be hiv- but I cant rely on that. I tested negative 9wks after the incident with the Hiv (blood)Rapid test. Should I be worried doc plis help. I dont have much symptoms except I developed a rash on face and neck it wasnt itchy until I applied damatol that when it became too much and very itchy. Plis help im very much worried
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Chances for transmitting HIV through oral sex is very less. Transmission chances increase in case of contact with any blood vessel or mouth ulcers. In your case, you should go for test after three months of exposure, because it takes 3 to 6 months to develop antibodies against virus. Till day, you can take consultation from a physician and start anti HIV drugs for precaution.

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What Should I Do After Swallowing Precum During Oral Sex?

Hi Thanks for using healthcare magic Chances for transmitting HIV through oral sex is very less. Transmission chances increase in case of contact with any blood vessel or mouth ulcers. In your case, you should go for test after three months of exposure, because it takes 3 to 6 months to develop antibodies against virus. Till day, you can take consultation from a physician and start anti HIV drugs for precaution. Thanks