Oral sex is considered to be a low risk activity.
Saliva by itself doesn't transmit HIV, but bloodly saliva can. So, during oral sex, there is contact between vulnerable membranes and sexual fluids, and possibly blood. Saliva by itself doesn't transmit HIV, but bloodly saliva can. So, during oral sex, there is contact between vulnerable membranes and sexual fluids, and possibly blood. Repeat violators of healthboards policy will be permanently barred from the boards.