Can oral sex transmit HIV or can it be………?
Oral Sex on a Penis/Vagina Performer is at Low Risk (theoretically possible and cases have been documented where this has resulted in transmission….however, the vast majority of infections occur from HIGH risk activities not LOW risk activities) Receiver is at Negligible Risk (there has been no documented case of HIV being transmitted from receiving oral sex, however it is theoretically possible) Things that can place people at higher risk regarding oral sex: -current STI on the penis/vagina/oral cavity will greatly increase the chance that HIV is transmitted and greatly increase the chance of acquiring HIV -cuts, burns, ulcers, recent dental work, bleeding gums (eg. after brushing or flossing your teeth) can increase the risk that the performer will become HIV+ if s/he is exposded to the virus. It is recommended that you wait 30min-2hours after brushing or flossing your teeth, or eating rough substances that may irritate the lining of the mouth before engaging in oral sex to allow y
