what are the chances of contracting HIV r any other venreal disease from giving & receiving unprotected oral?

Question

sex?any doctors out there?only serious answers please, jokers will be reported.

Answer 1

The risk is lower than for genital sex, but there's still a risk, so use condoms even for orals with occasional partners. HIV isn't the biggest threat here. Syphilis is a lot more contagious and the disease is pretty common in some areas.

Unprotected sex is plain stupid, so don't do it.

Answer 2

There is risk involved in having unprotected oral sex with a man or a woman. It is not as risky as unprotected anal or vaginal sex, but it is still possible to get HIV this way. It has long been known that the virus can be transmitted through oral sex - and while it is less likely to contract HIV or other STD's, it is still a possibility. Research in the UK and US among gay men now suggests that oral sex may be responsible for up to 8% of HIV infections.

Other sexually transmitted diseases, such as syphilis and gonorrhea are also spread from person to person by oral sex.

Answer 3

no less dangerous than having anal or vagina intercourse. All it takes are open sores in one's mouth or genital. Often you are not even aware of minor cuts in your mouth or genital. Like after flossing or brushing teeth your gum could be bleeding. Any over extenstion of sex play could bruise the skin easily. However percentage does not play the role here , a rather complex of how your immune system works play a major role here. Or what people call luck.

Answer 4

I wish you young people would go and get reliable info about this kind of very important thing BEFORE even thinking about having sex. this involves your life and the lives of others. HIV and other Std are transferred through the mouth, genitals, and rectum

Answer 5

70% chances only if partner is infected.
hiv can b contracted by contact of any body fluids