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How Risky Is Pre-cum Contact With The Urethra
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How risky is pre-cum contact with the urethraHello. I am very nervous. A guy gave me a hand-job after playing with himself for a little bit. I noticed when I was playing with him that he was leaking pre-cum. I'm scared that some of his pre-cum might have come into contact with my urethra....
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Any time HIV infected fluids come into contact with mucous membranes (like the lining of the urethra), there is a chance for infection. If your partner's pre-cum (pre-ejaculate or pre-semen) contained HIV, then transmission is possible. It is...
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Risky Business and PrEP Interest in Chicago STI ClinicChicago researchers surveyed patients at a clinic treating sexually transmitted diseases about condom use, perception of HIV risk, and acceptance of PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis, the use of medication to prevent HIV infection). At ICAAC, they... Read more »
South African Medical Association: Home HIV Tests "Too Risky"The chair of the South African Medical Association has warned against the use of home HIV test kits, urging persons instead to take the test in medical settings where post-test counseling is offered. "Let us not create a situation where we wait for... Read more »
Potential for Risky Sex Spurs Discord on HIV Prevention PillAIDS advocates are divided about whether the potential approval of the first pill to prevent HIV infection will advance public health efforts to curb the epidemic. The Food and Drug Administration is considering whether to approve Gilead Sciences... Read more »
1 in 6 New Yorkers Engages in Risky HIV Behavior: SurveyOn March 2, New York City's HIV Bureau reported that in a 2004 cross-sectional survey of adult residents, of the 18 percent reporting unsafe sex or drug-use behavior, 92 percent still believed they had no HIV risk. Expanding from those results, one... Read more »
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Pre cum in contact with anus???
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I am just curious. I have not had unprotected anal intercourse in several years however I want to know if pre cum on a penis comes in contact with some chafed skin around the anus , am I at risk? Recently, I had some abrasions around my anus (not...
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PreCum
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
All I want to know is if a girl can get pregnant from precum?Read more » Pre Cum and scared
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
This is strange but things happen during sex. I am super safe using condoms. I am the bottom. Well as I was watching him put the comdom on I noticed a lot of pre cum. Seems like everybody has a hard time putting the condom on at the first role...
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Infection from Pre-cum
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
If by chance you were exposed to pre-cum and was infected, would you seroconvert later than if you were infected by semen? What are the chances of being infected by precum with only one exposure?
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