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Welcome to our Forum.  Thanks for your questions and your confidence in our service.  I'll be glad to confirm your assessment- the exposures you describe were close no risk.  Most commercial sex workers do not have HIV and most exposures do not lead to infection.  It has been suggested that a handful of persons over the years may have acquired HIV from cunnilingus or analingus but these cases are poorly documented and not unequivocal.  The CDC, which tends to be quite conservative estimates (there are no studies, just as I said, a few possible cases) that if your partner had untreated HIV (unlikely) your risk for infection is, on average, less than 1 in 10,000 (i.e. like performing analingus or cunnilingus on an untreated infected partner daily for more than 27 years).  The presence of cuts, scrapes or abrasions in your mouth or nose would not change this .---