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PreCum Question
#65067 - 06/01/03 01:01 AM
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can a woman get hiv from the precum of a man before he pulls out if he had precum inside of her? status of man - not known
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It might happen, but the odds are against it. The odds of transmission from a woman to a man in one instance of unprotected sex is about 1 in 500. For women the odds are slightly higher, but these figures were based on cum, not pre-cum which carries less risk.
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are any cases that women have been infected only with precum in vaginal sex for a single episode? or its a theoritical risk.
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It's very difficult to pinpoint transmission strictly by Precum. If you are concerned get tested.
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are any cases that women have been infected only with precum in vaginal sex for a single episode? or its a theoritical risk.
unprotected sex (with or without ejaculation) means risk for HIV infection and other STIs. you should test at 3 months from your last unprotected exposure.
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Oral Sex: What's the Real Risk for HIV?
http://www.thebody.com/content/art58210.html
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it's been 8 years ago, and even i do not have any symptoms at all, my only symptom is stress and fear. I haven't been sick for 4 years, the last time i got a cold was 4 years ago (sore throat) which lasted for 3 days. i tested for hepatitis a, b.c and HPV and were negative. I read on the internet that you can have hiv for more than 10 years without any symptoms and stressed me. i was in a relationship that time and i did a mistake not to use a condome one time.
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Well then testing now will be conclusive. If you are sexually active you should be getting tested once a year as part of your general health care anyway.
We can't tell you if you have HIV or not. Only a test can do that.
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