Patient's question:
Patient Age: 27In April, the patient had sexual activity with a man who had an unusual expression. There was no unprotected insertion, but during oral sex, the patient was bitten by the other person's teeth. It is unclear whether it was intentional, but the patient's foreskin was slightly cut open, about 3-5 mm in length. At the time, it was not noticed, but the next day, it was discovered. It was shallow but visible, showing the skin underneath. It healed quickly. It is unclear whether the wound was exposed to the other person's semen or pre-ejaculate after being cut. The patient definitely touched the other person's private area and then masturbated.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the other person has a virus in their saliva, it can be transmitted to you. Suggestions: If your penis is bleeding, the possibility of transmission is very high. Sometimes it depends on your body's immunity; if it's not very good, you are very likely to be infected. Of course, all this is based on the premise that the other person is carrying the virus.