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HIV Risk After Sucking Penis
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Penis Suckingis penis sucking harmful and can cause HIV? ...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
HiOral sex carries the lowest risk of HIV transmission. Though better to do with a condom on, if not, again a very small risk of transmission occurring and can only cause HIV if one of the partners is positive.Be well and stay safe, Shannon...
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disease from sucking own penis ?Hi, could you get any disease, STD, HIV or other diseases from sucking your own penis; i am a... Read more »HIV risk nipple sucking on lactating woman (BREAST MILK and HIV TRANSMISSION)I am 30 years male and had a protected sex with female sex worker 5 months ago . I kissed her... Read more »
Articles
Washing Penis Soon After Sex Increases Risk of HIV Among Uncircumcised Men, Study SaysWashing the penis minutes after sex might increase the risk of HIV infection among uncircumcised men, according to a study funded by NIH 's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and presented on July 25 at the 4th IAS Conference on... Read more »
Australia: Post-Sex Washing Doesn’t Lower HIV Risk, Study SaysResearchers who had hoped post-sex washing of the penis might confer circumcision-like protection against HIV infection were disappointed by a study presented today at the 4th International AIDS Society Conference in Sydney. The trial, involving... Read more »
Male Genital Hygiene Affects Risk of HIV InfectionTwo new reports suggest regularly washing the penis lowers the risk of HIV infection in both circumcised and uncircumcised men. Male circumcision is associated with reduced HIV prevalence, Dr. Nigel O'Farrell of Ealing Hospital in London and... Read more »
Circumcision Alters Penis Microbiome, Could Explain HIV ProtectionCircumcision drastically alters the microbiome of the penis, changes that could explain why circumcision offers protection against HIV and other viral infections. In a study to be published on April 16 in mBio ®, the online open-access journal of... Read more »
Connect With Others
Finger Sucking--HIV Risk?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Please help me. I am a married male and recently visited with a woman in a hotel bar. I later discovered that she was a hooker looking for work. During our conversation she took my finger and placed it in her mouth.. sucking on it for about 5-10...
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stds from having your balls sucked/licked?
Posted by team1, 5 Replies
obviously in everything there is a chance? but is there a great chance of getting any STDs from getting your balls and shaft (not the head of the penis though) sucked??thanks Read more » Penis Glans and the risk of contracting HIV
Posted by dopey33, 3 Replies
I am seriously concerned. Yesterday, I had a guy give me a blow job and then we masterbated each other. The thing that concerns me is that some of his cum ended on my penis when he finished. Although the cum landed in the middle on my penis, it...
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Skin Abrasion on Penis / HIV Transmission Risk
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hello.I just felt compelled to share an experience regarding potential HIV expousure through a tiny skin abrasion on the penis. In a trip abroad last year, I topped for a man of unknown status. I wore a condom, but after ejaculation I noticed that... Read more » Advertisement
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