R the risks of getting HIV from oral sex as much as intercourse?

Question

I've heard thats its very likely that u can get HIV through intercourse with an infected person. But what about oral sex. Its is still very risky to?

Answer 1

Yup - risks are the same.

Play with clean partners, and use condoms just to be safe.

Answer 2

Yes, very risky. If the infected person has a lesion in their mouth, guess what? You can get exposed. Bodily fluids pass the virus and the incubation period varies. Best to be on the safer side and protect yourself. Just a reminder: there is NO CURE for HIV/Aids. No sex, even the best oral or otherwise is worth a lifetime of illness. Good luck.

Answer 3

Yes it is. HIV is transferred through breaks in the skin and the exchange of body fluids. These breaks can be so small that you can't feel or see them. During oral sex there is alot of friction which will absolutely cause tears in the skin of both participants. You can even get it from a hand job.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

yep because either way bodily fluids are being transferred from one person to the other(like semen, etc.) and that can put anyone at risk for getting HIV.

Answer 6

Not as likely, but wouldn't any risk at all be worth protecting yourself?

Answer 7

yep, it is just as risky because there can be a break in skin integrity (same as sex), and once it happens,......chances increases