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Are Itchy Testicles A Symptom Of Ars
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ARS SYMPTOMS OR ADVANCED HIV SYMPTOMS?Ill went in Bahrain last April 31, 2009 to May 1, 2009 (one night only) Meet two Chinese prostitutes in the bar. Invite them to our room. 1st Chinese Prostitutes 1.Blowjob with condom, inserted the finger with her dry vagina. What is the risk for...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Sounds like you had a very busy night in Bahrain!Responding to your specific questions:First Chinese Prostitute:1.Nonexistent assuming the latex condom was used properly and did not break and that the skin on your fingering finger was also...
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Common ARS Symptoms?Dear Doc,Is a mild sore throat and fatigue with no other symptoms 11 days after a moderate risk... Read more »Onset of ARS - Symptoms - DNA PCR TestHello, Dr. Holodniy.Exactly 10 days ago I had what I thought was a low risk encounter with a... Read more »
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ars symptoms after possible exposure
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
i had sex with a poz female. used protection but the condom ripped. i have been sick for a month now. had a cough the whole time. with ars, do the symptoms usuallt last so long? i have to assume that's what it is because i'm taking meds. and it will...
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ARS Symptoms Question
Posted by Anonymous
Hello,I was curious if ARS symptoms occur all at once or does someone feel ill at first with sore throat, then progress after few days into fever and body ache.. Thanks! Read more » symptoms after ars
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hi all! i c many people are worrying about the ars. i know it varies, but as a general rule, what happens after ars, and how long does the ars last? is it common to develop symptoms of hiv/aids after the ars, or within 2-3 months. i hope somebody...
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Is it possible too show ARS symptoms so soon?
Posted by TheTyger
I have read different sources concerning ARS, from textbooks and medical dictionaries, to medical sites on the Internet and thebody.com. Most sources say 2-4 weeks, others say within a month of exposure, still others put the figure at up to 6 weeks....
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