HIV infection through cloth?

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From a massage there facts on what happened 1 No Penetration at all 2 No Oral sex 3 No fingering to her 4 Her underwear was on all the time 5 I was naked with no condom 6 No vaginal fluids 7 I climaxed on me with her hand support When she got on me, my penis accidentally poked her vagina( with her underwear on) for 2 seconds or less. I made it sure 3 times if there was a single drop of her vagina fluid and she confirmed NONE. She also told me she is menopausal and her vagina don't make and release any fluid. Q: did my penis poking her vagina ( with her underwear on) cause an HIV infection to me? As I don't know her HIV status

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Dr. Ishwar Chandra Rai Sexologist 15 yrs exp Agra Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ishwar Chandra Rai

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There is no chance of infection because minimum amount of mucous should be exchange through sexual contact or oral contact but you didn't. If you have doubts then go for HIV investigation after 3 month of sexual contact.

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