Brief Answer:
HIV Risk

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for choosing health care magic for your query.
I have gone through your query and I want to explain few details about HIV risk and HIV testing.

The conditions which increase the chances of HIV infection include the following:
1. Unprotected sexual intercourse with a HIV infected individual (vaginal, anal or oral)
2. Sharing of contaminated needles while drug abuse, tattooing etc.
3. From HIV positive mother to child.

Most common mode of infection is sexual intercourse because the vaginal secretions and semen are highest in HIV particles.
Saliva contains some non specific substance called fibronectin which kills HIV virus easily, decreasing the number of HIV particles, so chances of HIV infection only through saliva is less likely.
But vigorous kissing and oral sex can cause minor abrasions of skin in mouth and genitalia which can cause entry of virus into the body.
Hence oral sex is considered one of modes of HIV infection.

Now coming to your case, I am glad you were protected during this episode.
So less likely chance of infection to have occurred.
But we cannot rule out infection as there has been contact with skin and minor bruises have occurred during oral sex.

I suggest you undergo HIV testing just to confirm your HIV negative status.
The HIV status of the sex worker is not known in this case but is still considered high risk for HIV infection as she is a commercial sex worker.

Coming to HIV testing, the best test for you to confirm your HIV status would be ELISA test for HIV 1 and 2 antigens and antibodies.
As it is 2 months since the episode, if you would have acquired infection, antibody levels will be at a detectable level by now.

Please do not panic. I am suggesting this HIV test just to confirm HIV negative status.

I hope I have answered your query satisfactorily.

Thanks.

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Brief Answer:
HIV risk

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
As the bruises were already present, there is a chance of virus entry through the minor abrasions.
I would still suggest to go ahead and get a HIV testing done to decrease your anxiety regarding the episode.

I would also like to suggest few tips for the future:
1. Always better to maintain a monogamous relationship.
2. Any sexual intercourse (outside of mutually monogamous HIV negative relationships) should be protected by a condom.
3. Do not share unsterile needles or syringes.

It is better to take precautions than to unnecessarily worry.

Thanks.

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Brief Answer:
HIV risk

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
Yes, there is a risk of virus entry through minor bruises on the genitalia during contact with saliva of the commercial sex worker.

Please get in touch with a HIV counseling center nearby your place who will guide you regarding HIV testing required.

Thanks.

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