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kazinja -> RE: how health risk is oral sex?... Good news..lol (6/20/2007 2:36:15 PM)
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@ maybe: yes, it's true about the disclaimer, but have you read the man's credentials? It may be his opinion, but it seems to be an expert opinion of the highest degree.
@ dingcubus: I think one should see a risk in the right perspective: is a certain sexual practice much more dangerous than any other practice that you would be willing to perform with the same person, like french kissing. Same kind of exchange of bodily fluids and risks of cuts inside the mouth (I often bleed after flossing or even after a slightly rough brushing) ("prolonged open-mouth kissing could damage the mouth or lips and allow HIV to pass from an infected person to a partner and then enter the body through cuts or sores in the mouth"; Sexualhealth.com).
@ nyrisa: would you swallow if you don't know a guy closely enough "healthwise"?
Zero risk is a hypothetical thing. Best practice seems to use protection until a valid check (sufficient time after the last risk bearing contact) proves both of you disease free. At least I'm glad to hear that there is a relatively low risk in performing cunnilingus. Dental dams are a hard limit for me!
And.... completely off topic, could someone message me how I can edit my posts, as I see no more "edit" button when I read back my previous posts.
Ron
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