Getting aids from oral sex?
468648
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.
43128
yes AIDS is transmitted through body fluids, including vaginal secretions.
72189
Yes - the release of ANY bodily fluid is enough to transmit the AIDS virus. Please take this very seriously if you don't want to get the disease. Look into methods of protection for oral sex - dental dams, using a condom -
481921
No, that's a deadly urban myth, file it away and forget about it.Unprotected sex {including oral} can transmit HIV regardless of what you do after the act!
638748
NO!HIV is not transmitted through the saliva but if the tongue has a cut or sore then there is possibility of infection
729395
It is theoretically possible, yes.  However, there have been *NO* confirmed cases of HIV transmission through oral sex and the risk of this type of transmission is very, very low.
391514
Yes, in addition to getting AIDS you can be injured.  For help with the injury, if you really want to try it, be very relaxed, go very slow and use lots of lube (astroglide is the best).
668651
The only way for you to get hiv is through the following:\n\n1. Sexual contact with an infected person\n2. Sharing of injection needles\n3. Blood transfusion\n\nThere is very little or no chance of you getting hiv from the bite of an hiv-infected person. What you may get, however, is rabies if he has the rabies virus.
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By ***** I assume unprotected sex. A girl can get AIDS (an infection caused by HIV - a virus called Human Immuno Defficiency Virus) from a person who is alredy infected. If the partner is not HIV +ve, then there's no question of getting AIDS from him/her. To get AIDS (HIV), partner has to be HIV +ve.\nWith HIV +ve partner, you can't indulge in such activities which involve transfer of fluids of any kind. mere hugging, chatting, talking, playing, exchanging clothes doesn't transfer any infection.\nAnd this applies to any partner whether man to man, woman to woman, man to woman. (Important)\nMost common ways of transferring HIV are:\nBlood transfusion\nPricking with the needles infected with HIV\nUnprotected Sex with HIV +ve partner\n\nPreventive Measure:\n1. Get screend for HIV, thats how we can contribute towards HIV free generation\n2. Transfusion of screend blood\n3. Use of Condoms during sex\n4. Use of sealed disposable syringes/razors/knives\nhope it helps
50692
I would assume that you can get HIV by drinking breast milk, it is a bodily fluid but if you have any concerns ask your doctor.
583615
You can get AIDS/HIV at any age if it was transmitted maternally, if you rub up to your partner with an STD naked, even if there is no sexual intercourse. STD's should be carefully evaded, but remember that life is to short not to live.
386380
There are a few STDs such as papillomavirus (warts) and herpes that you can easily acquire by oral contact.  While Hiv has been isolated from saliva, I have never heard of a case of someone getting it from making out.  I would only worry about that if you or the person you made out with had any open sores in your mouth or bad gingivitis (bleedy gums).  As AIDS is a syndrome resulting from HIV infection, all of the above applies to that.  My suggestion, be careful who you make out with, but don't worry.  Herpes and warts are treatable, and it is VERY unlikely you would get HIV from making out.  What a lot of people don't know though is that you can get HIV from oral sex!  So be careful!!!!
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No.  First of all it's impossible to catch AIDS.  It is a syndrome caused by the HIV virus.  But anyway, if neither partner has the virus it cannot be transmitted.  But just to be safe, use a condom.
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It is not a forgone conclusion that oral sex does NOT transmit AIDS.\n\nOral sex is a lower risk behavior, but any sexual behavior carries some risk.\n\nTake precautions in this area most especially if you don't know the status of the person you are having sex with.
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This is crazy - of course STD's can be tranferred from oral! I hope u don't blow a guy with aids or syphillis. Also , watch out for bleeding gums and canker sores.
82310
Possible. One can have HIV infection from infected blood or sexual fluids. If you happen to touch  an infected blood or sexual fluid and you accidentally touch your wound (if you have one) or you happen to touch the part of your sex organ that is most sensitive to the virus (by having sex with yourself as you said??), then you might get HIV...Just making an analysis.
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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