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Am I At Risk Of STD / HIV After Having Hand Play And Self Ejaculation ?
sir 1 year before i was escorted with on bargirl, i pressed her boobs and opened it ....then she hugged me and then she handled my peny for few seconds not more then 1 .5 mins the i i have ejaculated my self with my hand putting my handkerchif on it .....thats all.....am I on risk of SIT or HIV...i m so scared pl help...should i get tested
Fri, 14 Mar 2014
Hello and welcome to HCM,
The transmission of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV occur through transmission of body fluids.
These body fluids include blood, mucus lining the oral cavity, genital tract, etc.
In order to avoid transmission of these infections, you need to use barrier method for prevention of transmission of infection.
Unprotected sexual activity cause transmission of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV infection.
The incident described by you does not show any body fluid contact and hence the remote possibility of contacting the infections.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
The transmission of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV occur through transmission of body fluids.
These body fluids include blood, mucus lining the oral cavity, genital tract, etc.
In order to avoid transmission of these infections, you need to use barrier method for prevention of transmission of infection.
Unprotected sexual activity cause transmission of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV infection.
The incident described by you does not show any body fluid contact and hence the remote possibility of contacting the infections.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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