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What Are The Chances Of Contracting HIV From Precum?

Posted on Wed, 30 Jan 2013

Question: Hi Doctor. I had an encounter with another male. We masturbated each other and ejaculated together. He ejaculated on my stomach. We also touched each others sperms and body fluids. We also had body contact with each other, without our clothes on. We did not have intercourse. Is it possible to get HIV from such sex acts ?

Answered by Dr. Pravin Banodkar (45 minutes later)

Hello
Thanks for the query posted.
If there has been a touch and exchange of body fluids through body cuts , oral mucosa there is a definite chance of getting HIV from such sexual acts .
If only normal skin as touched the bodily fluids and there is no cut in the skin or mucosa then there is no chance of spread . Just casual touch of body fluids on normal intact skin cannot transmit the virus .
Thanks and Take care

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

Follow up: Dr. Pravin Banodkar (12 minutes later)

Thanks for the reply. There was no exchange of body fluids through body cuts or oral mucosa. It was touch of body fluids by normal intact skin.

I am still worried a little. Can saliva cause infection ?

Answered by Dr. Pravin Banodkar (45 minutes later)

Thanks for the query.
Saliva can cause infection.
There was no exchange of body fluids through body cuts or oral mucosa. It was touch of body fluids by normal intact skin as you have mentioned.
Don't worry it will not spread in you.
Take care

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

Follow up: Dr. Pravin Banodkar (32 minutes later)

Just for peace of mind, after how many days can I go for a PCR HIV test ?

Answered by Dr. Pravin Banodkar (15 hours later)

Thanks for the query.
You can go after for the test in 2 weeks from exposure.
Thanks

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar