What could be the reason for a flu and rash after oral sex?

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Oral sex is a less risky activity, but that does not mean that it is risk-free. The likelihood of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) transmission from a person with HIV to a non-HIV-infected individual depends on the type of contact involved. The risk of HIV transmission during oral sex, i.e., seminal or vaginal fluid with HIV, is higher in a non-HIV person if there is associated inflammation, cuts, sores present, or the presence of an infection in the throat or mouth, which will cause inflammation. Bad oral hygiene and taking ejaculate (cum) in your mouth is a bad combination, which can turn your low-risk activity into high-risk behavior.

The risk of becoming HIV infected through unprotected oral sex is lower than that of the unsafe sexual act. Studies have shown that if you are using condoms consistently ​and correctly, and if the condom does not break during the sexual act, the risk of HIV would essentially be nonexistent. Skin rash, body burn, and flu can have multiple causes. At the same time, I also suggest that there is no harm in knowing your HIV status. For that, you need to undergo an HIV rapid test at any accredited lab, one at this time, and if negative, a repeat test at three months and then at six months after exposure.

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