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Can You Get Stds From Dry Humping
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Is Dry Humping Safe?Dear Mr. David,Yesterday, me and my friend was having a "dry humping". We are gays. He ejaculated inside his underwear + his pants. I didn't feel any of his sperms comes to my pants when he was ejaculating. However, I also ejaculated...
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
There is no risk here whatsoever. It is beyond safe. DW...
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dry humpinghi dri was @ this massage parlour , i was naked and she had her underwear on, we did a little of... Read more »Dry humping & sebaceous cystHi Dr. Bob, Sorry to pester you. I asked you this question but did not get a response and cannot... Read more »
Articles
Important STDSChancroid Cytomegalovirus Infections Molluscum Contagiosum Pubic ("Crab") Lice Scabies HTLV-I and II As medical science has become more precise in diagnosing infectious diseases, the list of known sexually transmitted... Read more »
Anal and Dry Sex in Commercial Sex Work, and Relation to Risk for Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV in Meru, KenyaThe aim of the current study was to examine the practice of anal and dry sex within a cohort of female sex workers (FSWs) in Meru, Kenya. A survey was conducted among FSWs: 147 participants were randomly sampled from an existing cohort of... Read more »
Surgery Savvy For PWAsThe "buffalo hump" on the back of your neck is now too large to ignore. It's time to get something done. And you sure aren't about to discontinue the ritonavir cocktail that raised your T-cells, suppressed your viral load, and brought you, well,... Read more »
That HumpBecause I am genuinely passionate about my work, it is sometimes really difficult for me to not take it personally. Hearing that one in two African American teenage girls may be infected with at least one sexually transmissible infection (STI) was... Read more »
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Dry Humping that wasn't so dry...
Posted by Sharpie, 1 Reply
Hi,The other day I was with a guy and he was grinding himself against my anus. He was leaking a lot of precum and he tried to insert himself (no condom) a few times. He never actually inserted himself but he was poking quite hard. Risk or no? thanks Read more » A little over the hump
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I got back a negative test yesterday after almost ten weeks. I plan to retest in 4 weeks and have a STD screening done at the same time. I pray I have the same result.
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Desperate.dry mouth,dry eyes,peripheral neuropathy
Posted by paranoiafreak, 1 Reply
have been worried of contracting HIV.I have had unprotected receptive anal sex last August 12, 2011 and i also had protected anal sex on October 12,2011. On the last week of October, i started to feel chills everyday at night and i have stuffy nose... Read more » buffalo hump
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
has anyone experienced a "buffalo hump"? my doctor says that not enough information is known about the cause or treatment of it. i have consulted with a plastic surgeon who has recommended a procedure to remove the hump. has anyone had any...
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