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Is STD Or HIV Possible From A Cut During Manual Stimulation?

Hi. I recently received a handjob from a stripper. She had a dodgey eye- probably because she has some kind of STD. She also had like a bandage around her hand (probably protecting the cut) I was too drunk too notice, lets say her cut(with no bleeding) came into contact with my Penis. Is their a chance I may have an STD or contracted HIV?
Wed, 10 Dec 2014
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Hello. Thank you writing to us at healthcaremagic

I don't think there is any chance at all for you to have got infected with HIV or any other STD, with an exposure like this.
A cut if it is not freshly bleeding or is a few hours old/scabbed over is totally safe.
Therefore, If we assume that she was HIV positive, there are negligible chances for you to get HIV from an exposure such as this because there was no evidence of bleeding from the cut and therefore at no point did any of her infected body fluids came into contact with you.
Other STD's are also unlikely with this exposure.

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Is STD Or HIV Possible From A Cut During Manual Stimulation?

Hello. Thank you writing to us at healthcaremagic I don t think there is any chance at all for you to have got infected with HIV or any other STD, with an exposure like this. A cut if it is not freshly bleeding or is a few hours old/scabbed over is totally safe. Therefore, If we assume that she was HIV positive, there are negligible chances for you to get HIV from an exposure such as this because there was no evidence of bleeding from the cut and therefore at no point did any of her infected body fluids came into contact with you. Other STD s are also unlikely with this exposure. Regards