[Question #13645] Penis to Penis Frottage
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1 days ago
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I had penis-to-penis contact with a guy whose HIV status I do not know. We were rubbing our penises together. The tip of my penis touched the tip of his penis, so his pre-ejaculate (pre-cum) or his cum may have touched the tip of my penis. He also used his hand, which might have had his pre-cum/cum on it, to masturbate my penis.
Therefore, his pre-cum/cum may have touched the tip of my penis and possibly my urethra. Is this a risk for HIV?
Is the risk of HIV the same as penetrative sex because the tip of the penis and the urethra are mucous membranes and can be infected? If infected secretions come into contact with them, is there a risk of HIV?
Thanks Doctor
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
1 days ago
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1 days ago
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I am just wondering whether my exposure is not the same risk as anal intercourse, since the tip of the penis can also come into contact with secretions.
Is it really no risk for HIV? I am worried because I did not use a condom during penis-to-penis frottage, although I always use a condom for penetration.
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
1 days ago
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18 hours ago
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Thanks, Dr. Hook. I understand now that frottage and mutual masturbation are not a risk for HIV.
However, today (Friday), I noticed some bleeding from my index finger while doing housework. It appears to be an old wound that likely existed before the frottage activity, which took place on Wednesday, but the bleeding started again today because I was doing heavy work.
This means the wound may already have been present at the time of the frottage, even though I did not notice any bleeding during the activity. The wound seemed healed at that time but reopened today (Friday).
Would this situation pose any risk for HIV infection? I am concerned because I may have used that hand to touch genital secretions possible pre-cum not cum, even though I did not notice any bleeding at the time. Does an old wound like this create a possible route for HIV transmission, or is there still no risk? I quite worry now. thanks you doctor
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17 hours ago
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However, on Wednesday, during the activity, I was not completely sure whether there was any bleeding. I did not notice or see any blood, but I am worried that there might have been some bleeding that I did not notice, since the wound was still able to bleed on Friday. Thanks ypu doctor please forgive me that ask I worried.
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
17 hours ago
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