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All Forums > Sex Talk > Sex Talk Forum Page 8 > what is the risk of oral sex / drinking pee
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kenny1980
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Posted - Dec 7 2016 : 2:57AM
A HIV-positive woman giving oral sex to a healthy man, without condom, and the man does not reach orgasm and does not cum at last, how likely would he get HIV or other STIs?
A healthy man giving oral-to-vagina / anus sex to a HIV-positive woman, without condom or dental dam, how likely would he get or get HIV or other STIs?

Without having sex of any kind (oral sex or vaginal sex), just drinking the pee from a HIV-positive person, could the "receiver" get HIV or other STIs by drinking the pee?

Edited by - kenny1980 on Dec 7 2016

A_Fan
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Posted - Dec 7 2016 : 2:19PM
If the HIV positive woman had bleeding gums for example, and the guy had an open cut on his penis (say she knicks him with her teeth), it would be possible due to the blood from her entering into him. The reverse is true.. if an HIV positive male came in her mouth and she had open wounds in there, it is possible. Standard oral sex has not been shown to transmit HIV from any serious research.
A healthy man fucking an HIV positive woman anally is lower risk for the man . However, if there is any micro tears (that you can't see visually) in the woman's anus and he has a cut or open sore on his penis (that maybe he can't see.. like from shaving or something), transmission is possible. Obviously an HIV positive man fucking a woman anally is about the highest risk to transmit HIV there is.
There is nothing credible that can say drinking urine transmits HIV (at least from my knowledge).
I assume you are asking this because you are entering a relationship with a woman who has HIV. Simply put, you either have to use condoms for everything, or make peace with the fact it is possible you could get HIV. Different sex acts carry different levels of risk. Also if your partner is on certain medications that lower the viral loads, it also lowers the risk. However, nothing is 100% fail safe if you are going to have a completely bareback relationship. Most would advise against doing anything bareback because you can only play the odds so much before you get HIV from her.
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Posted - Dec 9 2016 : 7:32PM
Couldn't have put it better myself. I also looked into the urine thing once, and no cases of transmission from drinking urine have ever been reported. It shouldn't be possible under ideal, healthy conditions. However, if your partner has trace blood in their urine for some reason, then transmission becomes possible although still very unlikely. They would have to have something like a urinary tract infection or kidney disease to have trace blood in the urine anyways.
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Posted - Dec 12 2016 : 3:50AM
Seems like an unneccessary risk.
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