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| Mosquito with a great aim Jun 6, 2006 Hello Doctor, First of all, I love your forum and read it all the time. I have asked you questions before but have never got a reply. Maybe I'll be lucky this time. 1. I was gardening and the mosquitoes were bother me. I killed one of them and of course I got blood splattered. Now I know you can't get HIV that way. But then I noticed that I also had a fresh cut at the very same spot that was bleeding slightly. Is there any risk from the blood to blood contact? 2. Is there a chance of getting any kind of STD from getting a lap dance from a totally nude stripper (me being completely clothed)? Thanks in advance Scatman |
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Response from Dr. Frascino
Hello Scatman, I can think of two reasons right off the mark why your previous queries may have been passed over: 1. You are asking about mosquitoes and lap dances, both of which are QTND (Questions That Never Die). 2. Your name "Scatman" is not exactly appealing. Consequently, I'll be brief: 1. You cannot get HIV from a lap dance, unless you shag the dancer without a condom. 2. You cannot get HIV from a mosquito, unless you find one large enough to have unsafe sex with. Dr. Bob |
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