Sexual practices and associated risks of HIV infection
No-risk practices. These sexual activities cannot transmit HIV:
- Self-masturbation
- Touching, massaging, hugging, caressing
- Social (dry) kissing
- Any type of sexual intercourse between partners who are certain that they are uninfected
- French (wet) kissing
- Mutual masturbation (if no cuts on hands, and no ulcers or lesions on genitals of either partner)
- Vaginal sex with a male or female condom (with proper use, including putting latex or polyurethane condom in place before any penetration)
- Fellatio with condom (with latex condom placed on penis before oral contact)
- Cunnilingus with dental dam (with latex dam placed over vaginal area before oral contact)
- Anilingus (rimming) with dental dam (with latex dam placed over anus before oral contact)
- Contact with urine (only with intact skin, avoiding contact with mouth)
- Using one's own sex toys (without sharing of any toys that contact body fluids)
- Fellatio without condom (Risk of HIV infection to insertive partner is extremely low, risk to receptive partner is increased if ejaculation occurs in mouth.)
- Cunnilingus without a latex dam
- Anilingus without a latex dam
- Anal intercourse with condom (with proper use of condom, including placing latex condom on penis prior to any penetration, and using ample amounts of water-based or nonpetroleum-based lubrication with latex condoms)
- Anal or vaginal penetration with the hand with latex gloves
- Vaginal intercourse without a male or female condom
- Anal intercourse without a latex condom (highest risk is to the receptive partner)
- Anal penetration with the hand (fisting) or other rectal trauma without a latex glove, or fisting followed by unprotected anal intercourse
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Good Sexual Health
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