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Oral Sex Performed on a woman of unknown status
#208920 - 09/27/06 08:10 PM
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Should I test after performing oral sex on a woman of unknown status if this is the only thing I have done since my negative test 142 days from my last possible exposure? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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read up on your transmission studies otherwise your going to be having all sorts a problems everytime you even think about doing the naughty...
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Thanks for your quick reply Eric, but should I test or not?
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Sorry, your risk is so non-existant and so highly unlikely.
Best,
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Thank you once again Eric.
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I know the numbers in your signature are related to the status of HIV, but I don't know what they mean. Anyways, hope that they mean that you are in good health and you continue to be that way. If not, then I hope and pray that good health will return to you soon. Thanks.
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Since my oral sex (male-to-female) two weeks ago, I have developed enlarged tonsils. Is this a symptom of ARS? I know that symptoms are unreliable but I am just curious.
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No. Unless this woman was on her period why are you even worried?
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I am worried because it has been two weeks from my oral sex exposure and I have developed enlarged tonsils. I have heard that the symptoms of ARS can be mono-like and enlarged tonsils are a symptom of mono. Do you have any comment to my post, Eric, or anyone else?
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[quote]I am worried because it has been two weeks from my oral sex exposure and I have developed enlarged tonsils. I have heard that the symptoms of ARS can be mono-like and enlarged tonsils are a symptom of mono. Do you have any comment to my post, Eric, or anyone else? [/quote]
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What's wrong? Don't like the answers you've gotten from the other boards. Seems EVERYONE is telling you the same thing.
Here's a chart that lists risks associated with different activities. PLEASE NOTE: Performing oral on a woman only rates a risk of getting Herpes. HPV, because we don't know all the ways it can be transmitted.
HIV is not listed as a risk. Why? Because giving oral to a woman is NOT a risk.
Now drop all this before you drive the cyber world nutz.
http://www.inspot.org/std-info/sexual-risk.aspx?regionid=2&sitelvl=1
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....and quit reading those old posts from 2000. A lot has been learned since then.
One of them being oral sex just isn't a risk unless you are going down on a guy and then it's just a low risk.
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I keep asking because of the conflicting information out there. It really doesn't help ease a person's mind.
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You keep asking because you are obsessive about a non-risk. The kind of obsession fed by guilt.
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Not being fed by guilt, just lack of consistency between information sources
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