[Question #14010] New exposure

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1 months ago

Dear doctors unfortunately i came back with new exposure and feeling trouble and in very bad situation the encounter was a girl from middle east she doesn’t have any knowledge about stds and she seeing couple of people sleeping with them without condom this what she told 

She fingering my anal for 2 min no gloves or anything used 

She gave me oral with condom 

I sucker her breast and nipples 

Then i finish masturbating with my hand 

THE PROBLEM IS HERE AFTER I FINISH I WENT TO THE BATHROOM AND WIPED MY ANAL AND I SAW BLOOD AND I FELT PAIN WHEN SHE FINGERED MY ANAL HOLE WITH HER HANDS. 

Is this exposure is risk from hiv or any std ? 

I can resume my sexual life with my wife ? 

Do i need to test anything from medical standpoint? 

Please need your help doctors 


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H. Hunter Handsfield, MD
1 months ago
Welcome back to the forum, but I'm sorry you felt the need. This is your 10th question over nearly four years, and yet another about risks you have been advised about previously. From our previous replies, you already know (or should know) that oral sex is low risk even without a condom and zero risk when a condom is used; that mouth contact with a partner's skin (including breasts and nipples) is zero risk. As for finding blood in your anal area and might have slightly injured your anus (maybe with a fingernail?) is no risk for HIV or any STI. I see no need to be tested for anything and it remains safe to have unprotected sex with your wife.

Perhaps you would like to know (we might have told you in a previous reply), in the 22 years of this and our preceding forum, with thousands of questions from persons worried about HIV after a possible exposure, nobody has yet tested positive and almost none with other STIs. You won't be the first. If or when it finally happens, it will not be from a near zero risk exposure like yours, but from a genuinely high risk event; think unprotected anal between two men, for example.


If instead of asking a new question every time you have an exposure that concerns you, I would suggest you go back and read your questions and our replies on the previous ones. Probably the answers are there. Just get this straight and remember it:  without  your unprotected penis (i.e. no condom) entering a partner's vagina or rectum, your risk for HIV and other STIs will be zero -- or sufficiently low risk that it can be disregarded and no testing will be needed before resuming sex with your wife. Even unprotected oral sex is no risk for HIV and low risk for most STIs.  If you would like additional reassurance, then rather than asking about each now low risk event, consider being tested for gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and HIV after every third or fourth such non-marital sexual event --rather than testing every time.

In any case, please note the forum policy against repeated questions on the same topic. As you likely have been informed previously, repetitive questions may be deleted without reply and without refund of the posting fee. The forum sponsor doesn't want repeated payment for questions already answered (or whose answers are obvious from previous discussions). Such questions have reduced educational value for other users, one of the forum's goals. Thank you for your understanding.


I do hope these additional comments are helpful to you. Best wishes and stay safe.


HHH, MD

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1 months ago
Thanks doctor for your reply 

Ik now about oral with condom and skin contact is zero risk i mentioned only to describe the full exposure as it is. 

THE ONLY NEW THING FOR ME IS THE GIRL FINGERING MY ASS HOLE FOR 2-3 minutes AND AFTER FINISH FINGERING ME DIRECTLY I WENT TO BATHROOM AND FOUND BLOOD WHEN I WIPED MY ASS HOLE SHE INJURED ME FROM HER NAILS PROBABLY 

THE FINGERING LADY DID IT TO ME IS IT ZERO RISK FOR HIV EVEN IF BLOOD THERE ? 

Your answer on this please would be appreciated so i can close this for good. 

Thank you again for your help on answering our questions and helping us to know the right information. 
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H. Hunter Handsfield, MD
1 months ago
Of course I knew of your different exposure concern, which you posted in capital letters in your initial question both then and now. To repeat my reply above (which I will put in bold and larger print since you seem to like to emphasize things in that manner):  "As for finding blood in your anal area and might have slightly injured your anus (maybe with a fingernail?) is no risk for HIV or any STI. I see no need to be tested for anything and it remains safe to have unprotected sex with your wife."  

Nobody has ever been known to transmit HIV or any other STI to a person by a fingernail injury. And nobody has never been known to be infected from fingering -- vaginal, anal, or anywhere else. HIV and STIs are not carried on the fingers.
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1 months ago
Thank you doctor for your reply i appreciated  you give time to answer my question

Need to add that she spit saliva on my ass hole and put her finger inside my anal hole is it still same No Risk ? 

I know hiv is not transmitting from nails or finger but ehat if her finger had any blood wounds or something like that ? 

To be honest i didn’t see any blood wounds on her fingers 

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H. Hunter Handsfield, MD
1 months ago
Saliva also does not transmit HIV. There is nothing you will think of that has any chance of changing my judgment or advice:  no risk and no need for testing. Ignore any other thoughts or worries about it that might come to mind.

As you have been advised at least once before (question 10857), the forum does not permit repeated questions on the same topic or exposure; different but similar exposures do not count. This being your tenth question mostly about fingering, kissing, and other sexual exposures other than unprotected vaginal or anal sex, it will have to be your last along these lines.  it being your fifth or sixth, future new questions about exposures of such kinds will receive no reply and the posting fee will not be refunded. This policy is based on compassion, not criticism, and to reduce temptations to keep paying for questions with obvious answers. In addition, experience shows that continued answers tend to prolong users' anxieties rather than reducing them. Finally, such questions have little educational value for other users, one of the forum's main purposes. Thanks for your understanding. If you have future events that concern you, I suggest you go back and re-read your previous threads. The answers are there.

Best wishes and stay safe.


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