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HIV Through Fingering A Vagina
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can i get hiv from someone who put her finger in her vagina then put condom on mecan i get hiv if rub a girl boby and then she put her finger in her vagina and then she touch the condom and put it on me...
Response from Lisa Hightow-Weidman, M.D., M.P.H.
University of North Carolina
Hello there-No these activities would not put you at risk for HIV infection. Contrary to popular belief, HIV is a relatively hard virus to get. There needs to be a significant amount of HIV+ body fluid passing from one person's body...
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Finger from vagina to ass HIV riskHello and thanks for the great work you do. I am very worried about an encounter I had with a sex... Read more »bleeding finger inside vagina and hiv?Hi there,I have spent a good couple of hours searching the net regarding the risk of contracting... Read more »
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Cleaning Vagina Linked to Increased HIV Risk, Study FindsData culled from 13 studies of 14,874 sub-Saharan African women, 791 of whom ended up HIV-positive, found that those cleaning, tightening or drying their vaginas using soap, cloth or paper were more at risk for contracting the virus, according to a... Read more »
"Vagina Pride:" Laura Bush Keynotes Session on Female LeadershipPhoto courtesy of USA Today. When former First Lady Laura Bush entered the International AIDS Conference's largest session room today as the keynote speaker at a special session titled Leadership in the AIDS Response for Women, I felt... Read more »
South Africa: Finger-Pointing as State Runs Out of AIDS DrugsBasic stocks of an essential HIV/AIDS drug are running dangerously low at health care facilities in Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and North West, putting patients at risk for drug resistance, the Southern African HIV Clinicians Society is warning. The... Read more »
HIV Testing Remains Important Amid Push for Expanded Treatment in Africa"With a needle puncture on your finger and a drop of blood, the magic of modern science can give you a rapid HIV test in seconds, and so, knowing your status, you are better able to negotiate the rocky road of surviving HIV where timely detection is... Read more »
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Fingering & HIV infection(Via Nose)
Posted by chrisenquist, 3 Replies
Hi, 1. Can a person(let's say subject A-male) get infected by accidently inserting vaginal fluids(from an infected person, let's say subject B) into nose? Assuming, subject A did fingering activity on subject B who works at a night club, but after... Read more » Fingering with broken skin
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
What are the chances of getting hiv from fingering the vagina and anus if you have broken skin on your finger?Read more » Fingering (sort of)
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Any real risk to feeling a woman's vaginal area through the panties then touching her breast, which you later kiss and lick? I felt no moisture, let alone wetness through the panties, which may have been a swim suit. I am probably being stupid for...
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fingering..
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi everybody,I had a sexual intercouse with a sex trader.. I used condom and there was no problem with condom. but I fingered her vagina and I bite my nails.. there was no scars on my finger but I'm just uncertain about if there could be some unseen... Read more »
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