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Can hiv virus transmited by oral sex? |
hiv virus cause AIDS.that T- LYMPHOCYTE SUPRESS ALL OVER THE BODY. yes... One word says it all: YES!! Absolutely. If someone has a nick or open sore in their mouth ... and you have one on your genitals, then the HIV virus can be transmitted from them to you, or you to them. It is not the highest risk activity, though it is possible if there is an open cut, sore abrasion in the mouth and or on the penis, don't forget the sperm also carries the virus as well. I wouldn't get too concerned about it. People have sexual intercourse and don't always get infected if their partner has the virus, and your chances of getting it through oral sex is way less! It doesn't mean you should be stupid about it and act like there is no chance at all. Just protect yourself in the future and if your worried get an HIV test, you'll be glad you did, because when you get that negative result you won't have this worry in the back of your mind anymore. In one word - NO NO, UNLESS BOTH PARTIES HAVE OPEN CUTS OR SOARS yes, the skin in your mouth is not liek the skin on the rest of your body. it is delicate and tears easily. |
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