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Vaginal infections and HIV ?
09/09/02 06:39 AM

Before starting my relation with my boyfriend, both were tested for HIV and other STD, but when we gave up the condom I started suffering from candidal infections. Can I relate it to HIV ? We´´ve been monogamous for two years before the test ? Can I relay the test done two years after my boyfriend´s last risky encounter ? I am really worried.

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Vaginal infections and HIV ?	Veryworried	09/09/02 06:39 AM
Re: No realtionship here	Anonymous	09/09/02 11:13 PM
Re: Vaginal infections and HIV ?	Anonymous	09/09/02 09:57 AM
Re: Vaginal infections and HIV ?	Jackie_Blue	09/09/02 06:48 AM
Re: Vaginal infections and HIV ?	Veryworried	09/09/02 08:42 AM
Re: Vaginal infections and HIV ?	Anonymous	09/09/02 09:27 AM
Re: Vaginal infections and HIV ?	Anonymous	09/09/02 04:33 PM

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