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Infection from being fingered in the anus
You don't run any risk of getting HIV through fingering unless there is blood, finger nails are clipped and filed to prevent damage to the anus and rectum.
21 Jun However, the risk of transmitting or contracting HIV from anal fingering is not very likely if there is no anal or rectal bleeding. The risk of.
Description:Share Tweet Hello Peter, First of all, thank you for posing your questions. No question is a stupid question on AlterHeros, and we take special care in trying to answer all the questions we receive. Your question relates to an important aspect of sexual relationships: As for the risk of HIV contamination, the virus propagates through human fluids, like blood, sperm, or vaginal secretions. Very low risk methods of transmission are kissing with saliva exchange deep or french-kissing , oral-genital sexual relations without ejaculation or swallowing sperm or vaginal secretions. Note that very high risk methods of transmission are unprotected without a condom penile penetration into the vagina or anus, the sharing of sexual toys or objects contaminated with sperm, blood or vaginal secretions, the sharing of needles, syringes, or other drug paraphernalia used in the preparation or injection of illicit drugs.
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