Hello this will hopefully be my last thread. Going to get tested in a month. I had sex with a woman in her 20s it was protected vaginal and the condom was fully intact the whole time. I received oral and then performed oral on her. Now I have two questions. I had shaved my face earlier that day and I had bled in a few spots for about a minute. Does that increase my risk when I gave her oral. And lastly I had some small little cuts show up right under my stomach but above my genital. Notice it early and it had some blood. It’s tiny. Doesn’t itch or hurt. Could that be anything? I’m just assuming contact dermatitis or scratched too hard in my sleep haha. 

I also fingered her with a cut I had on my finger from the day prior it wasn’t bleeding but didn’t seem to be fully scabbed over. Did I fuck up? 

This is the 5th question you have asked in the past month and much of what you ask is repetitive and has been answered in your past interactions with Dr. Handsfield and me.  You need to stay of REDDIT and not worry.  As you know, the likelihood of your partner having untreated HIV is close to zero and both condom protected vaginal sex and receipt of oral sex are virtually no risk events.  The theoretical risk of acquiring HIV from performing cunnilingus on an HIV infected, untreated woman is less than 1 infection in 10,000 episodes.  Having a recent cut on your face, nor cuts on you abdomen does not change that fact.  I see no medical or scientific reason for concern or for testing.  You need to relax and get your pathologic anxiety treated.  EWH---

To add onto my question about the cut I should have specified. It appeared today. Could that be anything indication of Hsv no blisters no pain or anything just  what seems to be a tiny circular cut that was bleeding a bit. 

Sigh.  No what you describe is not related to the encounter you described.---

Ok last and final question if someone is masturbating you and they spit on their hand does this pose any risk at all? 

Final response.  When saliva is used as a lubricant for masturbation there is still no risk for HIV or other STI.---