If a guy recieves oral sex from a girl when he's not wearing a condom, can the GUY recieve AIDS?
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The ******** word, i will take it like Ora l Se x, if its the word there is more risk for the girl, or for who give the fellation, than who recive the fellation. In other word she have to had blood in its mouth for transsmited u the diseaes.\n\nThe or al se x is the lowest risk action u can make, but still there be some risk, risk is not 0, remember,there are other STDs can be transmited by ora l se x, maybe HIV not,but there are a lot more.\n\n=====================\n\nThis is a good word from the specialist:\n\nLet's start off with the good news . . . nobody has ever been infected with HIV by receiving oral sex (exposure to saliva). Not a single reported case worldwide!, but, dont become thr first one, use condom\n\n===============================\n\nIn the other hand, lets see whats happend:\n\nHowever, it's time to face the truth when it comes to HIV and giving oral sex (exposure to pre-cum and semen). Yes, you can get HIV this way. There have already been cases reported of people becoming infected specifically through giving oral sex to a man. I personally know several gay men who became infected this way. They never had anal sex, never did drugs and never had a blood transfusion. But they did have guys' cum in their mouths. It's been known for quite some time that you can also get other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) like gonorrhea, or syphillis by giving oral sex. So giving a guy a blow-job is risky for HIV and other STDs. This is a proven fact.
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If he had an STD/HIV, about the same chances as if you hadn't been using protection.  Sounds like he was too small for the condom.
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Can I get HIV from oral sex?      \n\nThere is considerable debate within the HIV/AIDS prevention community regarding the risk of transmission of HIV through oral sex. What is currently known is that there is some risk associated with performing oral sex without protection; (there have been a few documented cases of HIV transmission through oral sex). While no one knows exactly what that risk is, cumulative evidence indicates that the risk is less than that of unprotected anal or vaginal sex. The risk from receiving oral sex, for both a man and a woman, is considered to be very low.\n\nCurrently, risk reduction options when performing oral sex on a man (fellatio) include the use of latex condoms, but also include withdrawal before ejaculation without a condom (avoiding semen in the mouth) and/or refraining from this activity when cuts or sores are present in the mouth.\n\nWhen performing oral sex on a woman (cunnilingus), moisture barriers such as a dam (sheet of latex), a cut-open and flattened condom, or household plastic wrap can reduce the risk of exposure to vaginal secretions and/or blood.\n\nIf you have other questions about oral sex and HIV, call the CDC National AIDS Hotline at 1-800-342-2437 (English), 1-800-344-7432 (Spanish), or 1-800-243-7889 (TTY).
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It is possible, but not probable.\n\nSTD's can be passed from mother to child, such as HIV and others, so just because a person is a virgin does not mean they don't have one.\n\nOral sex can also infect you with certain STD's  please check out this link from the center of disease control about it....always use a condom please\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/std/hiv/STDFact-STD&HIV.htm
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Nope, if you're both HIV / AIDS negative there is a 0 chance you'll get infected... unless you involve a monkey somehow... or an infected person...
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Your risk is extremely minimal.You cannot get HIV from kissing of any kind unless there is biting involved.You really should be more care full in exposing your genitals.If you are going to engage in any sexual activity you should have your partner wear a condom and if you are letting him perform oral sex on you have him use a dental dam which is essentially a condom.It is a square piece of latex that covers your vagina so that there is no exchange of bodily fluids.Also,have him wear a condom if you perform oral sex on him.Be careful of touching him penis and then your vagina as you could possibly transmit other STD'S to yourself or him.Not likely to transmit HIV but more likely chlamydia,gonorrhea,or others.
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Nope,\nYou can only get HIV through blood, including blood transfusion, and sex (anal, oral, and vaginal).  If you are a heroine user and you shoot up the drug through a needle, and you have HIV virus, and someone else uses that same needle they can also contract the virus as well.  Those are the only ways.
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I see a lot of different answers, some a common theme.\n\nHIV is caught primarily through the blood of an infected person with the HIV virus going directly into the bloodstream of a person who is not infected. Therefore, oral sex.... minimal risk. I say minimal because the virus is destroyed if it goes into the stomach however if there are open cuts/sores/ulcers in the mouth and there is blood contact, there is a small chance. SMALL.\n\nRegarding the condom breaking - again there needs to be direct fluid transfer into the bloodstream. Depending on how rough the sex is, there could be abrasions/ raw areas in either the vagina or anal area that may act as a transmission area. \n\nAll the transmission rates are dependent on the person who has HIV though. If their viral load ( the amount of virus in their bloodstream) is low... then again, risk is SMALL. Note please that I do not use the words... NO RISK
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If the guy has a cut on his penis that is open or if he has a sore on his penis then yes, he can contract HIV from oral sex.  But HIV is mainly transferred by semen or blood, not so much from saliva, but just be careful anyway...hope this helps!
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Probably not, but if you're having unprotected sex(no condom), then you need to get tested.  You can get this done free at a clinic or a GLAD chapter.
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"Consistent use of condoms provides protection from HIV. The level of protection approximates 87%, with a range depending upon the incidence among condom nonusers. Thus, the condom's efficacy at reducing heterosexual transmission may be comparable to or slightly lower than its effectiveness at preventing pregnancy." \n\n" the chance that HIV will be transmitted during a single unprotected sexual act is much lower -- ranging from 1 chance in 500 for vaginal sex to 3 chances in 100 for anal sex -- than the risk that a single act of unprotected vaginal sex will lead to pregnancy. "\n\nAlso;\n\n"The use of a spermacide can make sex with condoms even safer. Laboratory studies have shown that one spermacide, nonoxynol-9, effectively kills all of the HIV that is present in a condom."
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Yes. Herpes, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, and HIV are among the STDs that can be transmitted through oral sex. use protection
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What NURSE ANNIE says is true, but here's some practical real world advice:\nHIV is transmitted orally, although in specific parameters.\n- You can receive the virus performing oral sex on a man if:\n    1- You have braces.\n    2- you have any open sores or cuts in your mouth.\n    3- He cums in your mouth.\n    4- You swallow the ejaculate.\nSaliva and air kill the virus, as do the acids in your stomach and throat - still, it is best not take chances. You can perform oral sex on an infected penis - but use precautions. Do not swallow and/ or use a condom.\n\nPerforming oral sex on a woman, the same rules apply. IF you have open wounds or cuts or sores in your mouth, it is best to use a dental dam ( a flexible thin barrier).\n\nIn short - if you have a healthy mouth, you should be OK. Oral sex isn't considered risky behavior by most experts.  Be smart and protect yourself!
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The only way that you can contract the AIDS virus is if you come into comtact with Blood, Urine, Semen, or vaginal fluids of an infected person. Saliva does not have the concentration that is high enough for you to get it from kissing on the mouth.
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Yes there is a possibility but it is very small becuase you can not tranmit hiv through saliva so the first thing that wouldneed to happen for you to get infected is that she would have to have an open wound infection or cut of any kind in her mouth there are however several other stds that are easy to transmit through oral sex so it is allways a good idea to use a condom
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Kissing\n\nCasual contact through closed-mouth or "social" kissing is not a risk for transmission of HIV. Because of the potential for contact with blood during "French" or open-mouth kissing, CDC recommends against engaging in this activity with a person known to be infected. However, the risk of acquiring HIV during open-mouth kissing is believed to be very low. CDC has investigated only one case of HIV infection that may be attributed to contact with blood during open-mouth kissing.
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AIDS is only transmittable through blood to blood or sexual contact.  No matter the age.  You cannot, under any circumstance, get AIDS from a bathroom.