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HIV Risk Of Licking Rectum
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Risk of anus being lickedHi There,Apologies to trouble. Just would like to know what are the risks associated with someone licking your anus?I went to a sports therapist and while massaging me, he poured oil on my bum and inbetween my bum and massaged. he started licking...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
HiNo risk of HIV transmission through licking and kissing any area of your body. You are fine.Be well and stay safe, Shannon...
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3rd ATTEMPT: HIV-murderer? he spit (blood?) into my rectum!Dear Dr. Bob,Thank you for all of your great work, you are a true inspiration!I have written to you... Read more »Penis around Rectum Risk or no risk?Dr. Rob you are amazing I have read several answers you have provided to others and they are to the... Read more »
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My Letter to HIV: A Letter From Mike HellmanMike Hellman Dear HIV, I'm not licked yet. You came into my life 27 years ago and I fought you against all odds. I'm still here and so are you. You killed all my friends and my partner but I'm still here. You opened me up to many infections... Read more »
HIV and Safer SexTable of Contents What Safer Sex Is What Safer Sex Is Not Practicing Safer Sex No-Risk Safer Sex Activities Other Safer Sex Tips Thinking it Through What Safer Sex Is Serious, even life-threatening, infections like HIV,syphilis,... Read more »
STIs: What Role Do They Play in HIV Transmission?Table of Contents The Basics How Do STIs Cause Inflammation? How do STIs Increase the Risk of Becoming Infected With HIV? How Do STIs Increase the Risk of Transmitting HIV? STI Rates on the Rise Do STIs Undermine Our HIV Prevention... Read more »
AIDS Drugs Haven't Changed HIV Risk With Anal SexAlthough highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) can lower HIV in the blood to undetectable levels, it does not reduce the risk of contracting the virus during a single act of unprotected anal sex, according to a new study of men who have sex... Read more »
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licking a prostitute??
Posted by needhelp1111
hi, ill try and explain as much as i can!3 days ago i went to a massage parlour, i had a prostitute that placed a condom on me for oral sex so i know this isnt an issue...but, she also went into the 69 position on me and i did for a few seconds lick... Read more » ass licking??
Posted by jon1989, 4 Replies
Hi,Long story short. I went into a video book-store. i get in the booth and the guy starts using poppers, and he eats my ass. now should i be worry at all assuming if he had any std or hiv/aids . if i had any cuts inside my ass or anything would i... Read more » 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 » Can i get HIV if i lick a vaginal fluid on-----
Posted by von, 1 Reply
Hi can i get hiv if i lick a fresh vaginal fluid on her underwear
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