What Are The Chances Of HIV After Protected Oral Intercourse?

Question: Doctor,

I have been with my fiance for 5 years and about 4 months ago noticed what I thought were skin tags. I had gotten tested on 8/12/2014 and tested positive for HSV-2, with an antibody level of 3.10. I went to the primary care doctor and he said that I also had HPV. I had scheduled an appointment with a urologist who was able to freeze the warts. I had stupidly gone to massage parlors 3 times within 4 weeks. I went twice on Monday, 8/11/2014, but did not get HSV-2 from there because I had gotten tested the day after. I would not have tested positive that quickly. Anyway, after the third and last time I went to the massage parlor it started to XXXXXXX on me that I may have been at risk for HIV because I have HSV-2. I did not engage in any penetrative anal sex, vaginal sex, or involve myself in unprotected oral sex. I know that I sometimes pick at my fingers out of anxiety, so I did not finger them either.
I only received a handjob, all 3 times. I have been having a lot of anxiety, and that is probably it. I have had no symptoms, and what I thought were symptoms - were not true. I did not notice, or I think I did, that there were cuts, lesions, or sores on their hands. I know from my view, despite the possibility that there could be breaks in skin that I could not see, that overall there were no cuts or open injuries to my penis. As for the HSV-2, I did not notice any lesions or sores at the time of handjobs. My overall question is, could I contract HIV based on what I have described? And what if there were lesions or sores from HSV-2 present, but no open sores that were bleeding or oozing, could I still contract HIV? Also, I did an OraQuick test at 5 weeks from the first 2 handjobs and 2 weeks out from the third handjob and I tested negative. Should I even bother to continue testing. I have been reading consistent material that handjobs pose nonexistent, negligible, low or no risks for HIV.

Thanks,

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