Could anyone who knows about hiv answer my question above? Please???

I would also like to add that a single blood test in september 2005 showed 2400 lymphocytes/microlittre of blood and another test in january 2006 2700 lymphocytes/microlittre of blood (both tests took place the same time: 9:00 in the morning). The episode above happened in july 2004.

Am I in danger? I think no because after that time (17 months) tcells should be decreasing and so lymphocytes too as tcells are part of lymphocytes. Am I right?


Please answer!

You're not going to get hiv from performing oral on a woman. You can't tell your hiv status from a cbc. You must have an hiv antibody test done to find out your status. If you are sexually active, I suggest you have an std panel and hiv at least done annually. Always use condoms and plenty of water base lube for anal or vaginal sex.

Am I watching well? You mean I have nothing to worry about concerning oral sex to women? Are you sure?

I'm sure!

Thanks! I became happy again. However, i' ll have a test.

Thank god! Negative!

Ummmm you can get .H.I.V from oral sex!!! Yes, it is possible for either partner to become infected with hiv through performing or receiving oral sex. There have been a few cases of hiv transmission from performing oral sex on a person infected with hiv. While no one knows exactly what the degree of risk is, evidence suggests that the risk is less than that of unprotected anal or vaginal sex.

Sammisa, what you are citing is those that give have a small risk. Not those that receive.

he was the one giving .. And was curious as to if she had it, could he get it.. Ok.. Now i'm all confused

No guy or woman have ever been documented as to contract hiv by giving oral to another female.