What Are The Risk UTI Having Massage ?
Question:
Dr I have an query i have get a massage and then the massager touch my penis for 40seconds and give me handjob assuming she had cut on her hands blood but I have no cuts on penis and no wound on penis area
Dr I have an query i have get a massage and then the massager touch my penis for 40seconds and give me handjob assuming she had cut on her hands blood but I have no cuts on penis and no wound on penis area
Brief Answer:
your HIV risk is negligible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
All the massage parlor employees are not necessarily HIV positive individuals. If it so then there is no question of HIV/STI risk at all. They also would be very careful in their profession.
Even if we consider the massager is a HIV positive individual, the hand job, and the touching of penis with hands have no risk for HIV/STI.
Assuming that she had cut injury on her hands and she is a HIV positive woman (Nobody can handle others with fresh bleeding) and touched your penis, then your HIV risk is negligible when compared to penetrative sex.
Dr S. Murugan
your HIV risk is negligible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
All the massage parlor employees are not necessarily HIV positive individuals. If it so then there is no question of HIV/STI risk at all. They also would be very careful in their profession.
Even if we consider the massager is a HIV positive individual, the hand job, and the touching of penis with hands have no risk for HIV/STI.
Assuming that she had cut injury on her hands and she is a HIV positive woman (Nobody can handle others with fresh bleeding) and touched your penis, then your HIV risk is negligible when compared to penetrative sex.
Dr S. Murugan
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
Dr my only query is that even if she bleed and touch my penis and if I have no cuts on penis no wound so risk is zero in that case can I forget this
Brief Answer:
your HIV risk is negligible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
welcome back.
If she had touched your penis and did a hand job alone, then your risk for HIV/STI is almost 'NIL"
If she had a bleeding over her hands and touched your penis, we cannot estimate the risk is 'NIL', as we don't know any microscopic abrasions or cuts over your penile skin or mucous membrane, which you won't feel at all, were there or not. Moreover, Medicine is not mathematics to get a constant answer. I cannot assure '0' risk, if it was the situation explained by you. At the same time that type of situation is very odd.
Dr S. Murugan
your HIV risk is negligible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
welcome back.
If she had touched your penis and did a hand job alone, then your risk for HIV/STI is almost 'NIL"
If she had a bleeding over her hands and touched your penis, we cannot estimate the risk is 'NIL', as we don't know any microscopic abrasions or cuts over your penile skin or mucous membrane, which you won't feel at all, were there or not. Moreover, Medicine is not mathematics to get a constant answer. I cannot assure '0' risk, if it was the situation explained by you. At the same time that type of situation is very odd.
Dr S. Murugan
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
Dr is there need of any test so I can move on please advise
Brief Answer:
If you have doubt, then go for test
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
You are the best judge and you only knew the situation.
If you feel or believe that woman had a bleeding wound on her hand while she was handling your penis, then it is always better to rule out HLV with appropriate test after the window period. Then only you can enjoy and resume sex with your wife whole heartedly.
Dr S. Murugan
If you have doubt, then go for test
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
You are the best judge and you only knew the situation.
If you feel or believe that woman had a bleeding wound on her hand while she was handling your penis, then it is always better to rule out HLV with appropriate test after the window period. Then only you can enjoy and resume sex with your wife whole heartedly.
Dr S. Murugan
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana