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[Topic ID] 34 [Post ID] 140 [Date & Time] 2005-05-22 06:16:28 [Post Text] 
Hi, Blood born diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis can enter through cuts in your hands, reportedly. If you injure her vulva or vagina and there is bleeding, which isn't uncommon based on the questions I receive, or there is menstrual blood present then disease transmission is possible. I don't recall seeing risk factors for this activity. It is likely lower risk than vaginal intercourse and much lower than anal intercourse. The last I recall there was debate over whether there had ever been a confirmed cases of oral transmission of HIV. If you are concerned, then use latex, vinyl, or Nitrile exam gloves as a barrier. This is what is recommended for safe sex. It also reduces friction and irritation. Additional lubrication should be used even if you don't use the gloves. Brad
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