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HIV From Vaginal Exposure Without Mestruation
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Contact con mestruation bloodDear Mr KullIf someone get in contact (hands or fingers) with a women mestruation blood, hiv+ , could get infected?What about if any cut in those fingers that touched that mestruation blood?Thanks ...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
You are only at risk for HIV infection through contact with HIV infected blood if the blood had direct access to your mucous membranes or bloodstream. The behaviors primarily associated to this type of transmission are anal, vaginal, and oral sex,...
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HIV exposure from vaginal secretionsI'm HIV positive and was recently having intercourse with my negative partner using a condom.... Read more »mestruation y sexoque pasa si se tiene relasines sexuales cuando estas en tu perido? ... Read more »
Articles
Sexual Exposure to Blood and Behavioural Risks Among STI Clinic Patients in Cape Town, South AfricaAlthough it is well known that the vast majority of HIV infections in South Africa are the result of heterosexually transmitted HIV, the rapid growth of South Africa's HIV epidemic and the behavioural risk factors that facilitate HIV transmission in... Read more »
Q&A: CDC's Clinical Studies of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV Prevention: Anticipated Results and ImpactWhen will the results of the trials be available? If PrEP does prove to be effective at preventing HIV infection in this trial, how will the drugs be made available to people who need or want it? If the drugs prove safe and effective in one... Read more »
Preparing for Pre-Exposure ProphylaxisTable of Contents Introduction PrEP to Prevent HIV Infection The Different Flavours of PrEP The Changing Terminology: Microbicides as a Form of PrEP What Is Being Researched? What Evidence Is Available So Far -- Does PrEP Work? Partial... Read more »
Anti-HIV Gel Shows Promise in Large-Scale Study in WomenAn investigational vaginal gel intended to prevent HIV infection in women has demonstrated encouraging signs of success in a clinical trial conducted in Africa and the United States. Findings of the recently concluded study, funded by the National... Read more »
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Vaginal fluid exposure - I am at risk ?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Can someone advise me. I made 2 stupid mistakes after fingering(non insertive, just the top of the vulva but got my fingertips damp) what I would now call a high risk African girl First mistake, I rubbed the side of my eye with the knuckle of my... Read more » Hiv transmission through contact of vaginal fluid with an open wound?
Posted by neibet, 1 Reply
What is the risk of HIV transmission through the exposure of an open wound to vaginal secretions.Assuming i am having a back massage and i have an open injury on my back and the masseuse was sitting naked in my back with her vagina in direct... Read more » hiv exposure
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
on april 16 i had unprotected oral and vaginal sex with an hiv+ man. I had test done on july 2 came back negative. Should i test again
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is it hiv exposure?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
having some very little vaginal fluids on fingers while putting the condom can be hiv exposure?
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