Sexual
practices and associated risk of HIV transmission

Safar
sex:extremely low or no risk practices

-
Self-masturbation

-
Touching
massaging, hugging, caressing

-
Social
(dry) kissing

Probably
saf: Very low-risk practices (small Theorcetical risk)

-
French
(wet) kissing

-
Mutual
masturbation

 (if no
cut on hands, or ulcer or lesion on genital of either partner)

-
Vaginal
sex with male or female condon

(put latex or polyurethane condon in place be
fore any panetration)

-
Fellatio
with condon

(put latex condom on partner’s penis before
oral contact)

-
Cunnilingus
with dental dem

(place latex dam over partner’s vaginal area
before oral contact)

-
Anilingus
(rimming) with dental dem

 

(place latex dam over anus before oral
contact )

-
Contact
with urine

 (water
sports; only with intact skin, avoid contact with mouth)

-
Using
one’s own sex toys

(no sharings of any toys that contact body
fluid)

-
Anal
sex with condom

 (place
latex condom on peins prior to peneration, proably sager with use or ample
water-based lubrication)

Possibly unsafe

(no strong proof, but some evidence that
transmission can occur)

-
Fellatio

(sucking partner’s penis and swalowing semen)

-
Cunnilingus

(oral contact with partner’s genital area and
vaginal secretion)

Unsafe Sex

(high risk of transmitting HIV)

-
Ana
intercourse without a latex condom (highest risk is to the receptive partner)

-
Anal
penetration with the hand (Fisting)

-
Anal
douching in combination with and sex

-
Vaginal
intercourse without a male or female condom

·
AIDS
Knowledge base – PT Conhan

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