There is a risk of HIV transmission during unprotected oral sex. This risk is less than from unprotected penetrative anal or vaginal sex. The risk of HIV and other sexually-transmitted infections can be reduced by using a condom for all forms of penetrative sex, including oral sex. If a condom is not used, avoidance of ejaculation into the mouth probably lessens (but does not eliminate) the risk of HIV transmission.”
There is no evidence that using antiseptics reduces the risk of HIV transmission.
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