someone gave be blowjob. she did it for me unprotected. Is their any chance for me to get HIV?
405942
If you mean B.J. then no... Its impossible unless she made you bleed and she had a cut in her mouth. Hope that helps.. Heidi
1162226
If you have sex without condoms and your partner has HIV then yes you can get it. If your bf won't use a condom them make him your EX-bf
133186
If you have sex with someone and they have HIV .. yes, it doesn't matter ... either one of the kinds you speak of, it can happen, with the exchange of body fluids. Use a condom, don't have unprotected sex please. It might save your life or the life of someone else.
799488
You contact HIV usually through unprotected sex, sharing needles, or blood transfusions, basically body fluids and open wounds.  Anyone is at risk for it because people who have it might not know at first and be spreading it to others, the stereotypes are usually hookers, gay people, drug users, street people but that's not really true because anyone can get it or be born with it, we just all like to think it won't happen to us.  Risky behaviors are unprotected sex, sharing needles, and open wounds that bleed and anyone else with an open wound touching something can pick up germs.  It depends on the person as to how long they live.  Some believe saliva can spread germs, others don't. I would just be all around careful if I was around someone I knew that could possibly be infected.
762009
The chances are probably pretty slim. However, if you had any type of cut on your penis there could be a slight chance. You ejaculating in her mouth would not increase your chances of infection...just hers. She was actually at more risk than you. Altough, when in doubt, get tested!!!
1020261
Anal sex  still has the highest probability of transmitting aids and your chances are 100% if you  have this type of sex with an infected partner.  Vaginal sex would come in second and is also a one shot deal if your are engaging in the behavior unprotected with an infected partner.  Oral sex is not much better.  Just be careful who you choose to share your body with and don't be afraid to require they get tested for HIV and show you proof before you engage in any type of sexual act.  A partner who is put offf by that kind of request in this day and age is not a partner you should want to be with in the first place.
1086295
Not much research has been done on this - so no one really knows. But any exchange of bodily fluids and there is a risk of infection. My guess would be you may risk not only bacterial and viral infection; but more likely fungal infection too. It is doubtful if HIV can be transmitted by oral - but no one really knows for sure. Sexual intercourse has proved a health risk for girls at a very young age - cervical damage - leading to cervical cancer in later life. Anal sex obviously, spreads infection like HIV.
1050783
It sounds like you are pondering having sex with someone you think may be infected with HIV.  I am going to assume you have an IQ of 70 and write this in caps so  you don't miss it...\n\nDON'T HAVE SEX WITH PEOPLE WHOM YOU THINK MAY HAVE HIV.\n\nIf it were 100% chance of you contracting it, why would anyone go to the clinic to get tested with their fingers crossed?
357535
First of all, you can't get AIDS... you can get HIV, which destroys your immune system over time and once that immune system is obliterated you are now considered AIDS positive. So, to answer your politically correct question: You CANNOT get HIV by kissing, transfering saliva, etc. You can get it by sharing needles during drug use, etc., having unprotected and sometimes even protected sex, crossing blood with an HIV+.
22260
It is pretty unlikely but possible (at least in theory). All other things being equal, my guess is that she would be at greater risk than you.  \n\nIs there some reason to think she is HIV positive?  If so, then I might get tested.  Otherwise...\n\nHIV is less prevalent in women than in men (in the USA).  Unless she is at higher risk (had intimate contact with HIV positive partners, blood transfusions pre-blood screening, iv drug user, etc.), the odds of her having HIV to begin with are small.\n\nThe virus lives a very short time outside of the body and requires a way inside the body -- mucus membrane, cut, etc.  So the HIV virus could -- in theory -- enter through a cut in your hand.\n\nStill, a conversation with your doctor wouldn't be a bad idea!
108771
Only if she has AIDS. If neither of you has the virus you will be fine.Although you shouldn't be having unprotected sex if you are this misinformed about the ways STDS and AIDS is transmitted.
551845
It's not as likely, but yes, it is possible for either partner to become infected with HIV through performing or receiving oral sex. There have been a few cases of HIV transmission from performing oral sex on a person infected with HIV. While no one knows exactly what the degree of risk is, evidence suggests that the risk is less than that of unprotected anal or vaginal sex.\nRead this article: \nhttp://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pubs/faq/faq19.htm
715335
If you've had unprotected sex, it could be herpes (if the other person was infected). Otherwise, it could be a yeast infection. You should see your doctor for treatment.
46451
Yes you could be, and just because he doesn't screw around with whores does not mean anything, he could have slept with a girl that had only slept with one other man in her life and that man that she slept with first could have been sleeping with whores, and passed something on to this girl. Just remember.... Everytime you sleep with someone you are sleeping with everyone that they slept with and the people that their partners have slept with and the people that those partners slept with,and the ... it doesn't end. It is scary to be having sex with men you dont know. Go see a doctor, and ALWAYS use prtection when you are having sex. By the way, since your anus is tighter and does not accomaodate a penis as well as your vagina, you are more likely to tear which increases your risk for contracting STD'S including HIV.
543321
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!
40276
Oral sex can indeed transmit HIV. However, the chances are fairly minimal, but the main risk lies in the possibility of open cuts in the mouth or on the genital region. HIV is transmitted via blood and seminal/vaginal fluids, and those can get into open cuts and cause the infection. This is why those who wear braces, and those have recently brushed their teeth, should not engage in oral sex.\n\nIf you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact your local department of public health. Free testing is available, as well as risk reduction, and post-infection counseling.
192523
ummm... if by ******** you mean sexual intercourse, then yes - HIV can be aquired by sex with someone who has it.