Hello,

Welcome back to the Forum.  I note that this is your 8th question in the past 6 months and, having just reviewed them, I think at least part of your questions have been answered in previous responses.  Most commercial sex workers/masseuses do not have STIS.    Even if your partner did, there are no STIs including HIV which are acquired from either sucking a partner’s breast or from masturbating an infected person.  The cut on you finger/cuticle does not change this.   There is no need for concern and no need for testing related to the events you have described.---

Thank you. One follow-up question. She also did massage my anus a little bit.  I do occasionally get anal fissures. What if she had a cut on her hand and some blood came into contact with an anal fissure?

This too is a form of masturbation.  Thus, even if she has untreated HIV, contact with an anal fissure would be no risk.  No need for concern or testing.  EWH ---

Last question... as I mentioned before, while receiving the handjob I fingered the masseuse. A short time later I squeezed her breast with the same hand that I fingered her with. Then a short time after that I sucked on that same breast. What are the chances I got an STD from the vaginal fluid on my finger being transferred to her breast and then transferred from her breast into my mouth? What if I had a cut inside my mouth?

Chances of STD and/or HIV?

Like your receipt of masturbation, that you masturbated her or sucked her breast are entirely no risk events.  STIs, including HIV, are not transmitted through transfer of secretions on a persons fingers, directly or indirectly.  A cut or sore inside your mouth would make no difference.  No need for concern, no need for testing.---