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HIV Transmission Cut On Lip
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HIV nose mucus enters clapped cut lipsA realative of mines is infected with HIV/AIDS. I gave this relative a kiss on the cheak, thinking that It was not possible to become infected. Unfortunately my relatives nose was dripping mucus due to the cold weather. Some of the mucus fom her...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
This forum is dedicated to HIV-positive folks, particularly those who have concerns related to fatigue and/or anemia. Questions related to HIV transmission, prevention, safer sex, HIV testing and risk should be sent to Dr. Bob at his "Safe Sex...
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is semen on chapped lips(wound open) considered high risk for HIV transmission?I have been in paranoia for almost a month regarding my encounter with a guy last April. The day... Read more »cuts in lipslately I have been sharing drinks through glasses with a person who has a possibility of HIV... Read more »
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Oral HI.V. transmission
Posted by Anonymous
For one, myself and her do not have H.I.V. but i had a cut on my lip when i was giving her oral (eating her out), i know the risks of recieving H.I.V. are extremly low but i'm scared that something could happen because what if my blood got into her...
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lip sores unprotected oral hiv risk
Posted by smkl, 1 Reply
HelloI am aware that risk from unprotected insertive fellatio is relatively lower. But what is freaking me out is that post the episode- I discovered a single sore on the inside of her lips- it was not red or yellow, but just as the same texture and... Read more » So what if some semen or blood got into my lips...
Posted by Anonymous
or hands...Many people worry about what if they touch some semen or blood or that semen or blood got into my skin, my leg, my eye, my... and what about microscopic cuts I cant even be aware of...etc...etc. So take a look at this information of how... Read more » So is hiv from surface cut to cut more theoretical than what really happens?
Posted by AZT, 1 Reply
I've also found a doc who thinks that hiv is possible from deep tissuse wounds and not surface wounds?http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Open-cut---blood-transmission-/show/1173000 http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Hiv-RIsk-from-Cut... Read more »
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