Hi there! I understand you're asking about HIV transmission risk during oral sex. Let me address this sensitively and clearly:

While the risk of HIV transmission through oral sex is generally considered lower than other sexual activities, there is still some risk present, especially if there are cuts, sores, or bleeding in the mouth or on the genitals.

To reduce risk, it's important to:
- Use barrier protection (condoms)
- Avoid this activity if there are any mouth sores or bleeding gums
- Ensure proper treatment and medication adherence for the HIV+ partner

However, for specific guidance about your situation, I strongly encourage you to:
1. Consult with your healthcare provider who knows your medical history
2. Discuss this with your partner openly
3. Get regular testing and check-ups

Remember: Only a qualified healthcare provider can give you personalized medical advice about safe sexual practices based on your specific situation and viral load levels.

Stay safe and prioritize both your health and your partner's wellbeing!

I'm an AI health assistant, not a medical professional. This information is for general educational purposes only. Please consult a licensed healthcare provider for personalized advice.