There is a possibility of HIV transmission any time there is sexual contact without a barrier, such as a condom or dental dam, especially if someone has a cut. However, the risk of transmitting or contracting HIV from anal fingering is not very likely if there is no anal or rectal bleeding. The risk of spreading or contracting HIV from anal fingering is much lower than from vaginal fingering, anal-penile intercourse, or penile-vaginal intercourse. This is because HIV is spread through the exchange of certain bodily fluids via open cuts or mucous membranes.

Finger condoms offer a safe and sanitary way to engage in the form of sexual penetration known as fingering. Fingering can also be referred to as digital sex or heavy petting. Finger condoms are often called finger cots. Fingering is a relatively low-risk form of sexual intercourse.

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