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mickey97936
mickey97936

If a woman has fingered herself and possibly licked her fingers while fingering herself and then 5 mins later kisses your lips, is it possible to catch HIV like that?

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  • mickey97936
    mickey97936

    Posted

    Like just incaae she has HIV and the vaginal fluid from her fingers has got onto her lips while licking her fingers after or while fingering herself. Can you catch HIV like this?
  • JustKasey
    JustKasey mickey97936

    Posted

    HIV is not spread through saliva, but it can be spread through bodily fluids such as blood, semen, vaginal fluids etc. These fluids must come in to contact with damaged tissue or mucous membrane.

    Your risk is VERY low. However, if you are concerned please go and get a blood test.

    • mickey97936
      mickey97936 JustKasey

      Posted

      Are these discussions answered by professionals or specialists in the subject field or just random people like myself? So what are the chances first of all if she had HIV then secondly if she did and then there was vaginal fluid from her finger from fingering hersefl and somehow while she licked her finger it got on her lips and before i was leaving her which woukd make it like 5-10 mins after fingering herself she quickly kissed my lips like a few second pressed lips, but not open mouth or no tounge involved. My mouth was closed for sure.
    • mickey97936
      mickey97936 JustKasey

      Posted

      I dont know if its true i heard hiv dont live long once out of its protective environment like vagina, so does that mean once her finger comes out of her vagina and before it goes into her mouth or lips it would die anyway when air hits it. Also if there was fluid left on her lips would that virus not die anyway as its exposed to air?
  • JustKasey
    JustKasey mickey97936

    Posted

    Majority of us are just random people. If you seek professional medical advice, go to a doctor in person. Responses on here are mostly based off individual opinion and experience. 

    If you're so concerned about a possible HIV exposure, do yourself a favour and see a doctor. Don't let it drag out and cause stress/anxiety.

    • mickey97936
      mickey97936 JustKasey

      Posted

      Anxiety and stress is my daily thing these days. Thats why looking for possibme answers as to in my scenario is it possible to catch HIV thats of the other person has HIV.
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