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Bloody Pee After Touching Skin Worried I Have HIV
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Captain Pee Pee & Windigo worried.Okay Doc, here is the long and short of it. Vaginal with Korean Massage Girl mid April.8 days after "psoriaform" lesion on glans. Semen becomes yellow and clumpy, but clears after a week.Three trips to ER two weeks after exposure for...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,You are HIV negative. However, you do have a medical problem that requires a thorough evaluation without further delay. Stop chasing HIV and get your real medical problem properly evaluated. This is not something you can "go alone." You...
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The Return of Captain Pee Pee and his WindigoHey Doc, never thought I would be writing you back, but here I am. A nosebleed that appeared out of... Read more »Dr. Bob, very worried. Saliva came in touch with open wound,Dr. Bob, An escort was licking my face, later i realised that i had a cut on my face. She could... Read more »
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Facing HIV Is Easier With Skin TreatmentFor some HIV patients, lipoatrophy, facial wasting associated with the disease and the medication prescribed for it, is a telltale sign of infection. The Food and Drug Administration in August 2004 approved Sculptra, an injectable form of... Read more »
Sex and Living with HIVSexual intimacy is essential to well being. All human beings need to touch and be touched. Yet people living with HIV are often denied touch because of other people's ignorance; or they themselves shy away from touch because of shame, pain, or fear... Read more »
Education: "People Are Afraid to Touch Them"Oxford University and South African researchers are working on a two-year study of child caregivers in families affected by HIV/AIDS. More than 7,000 people in three South African provinces -- about 6,000 children and 1,500 guardians -- will be... Read more »
Bone Disease and HIV/AIDS: More Common Than You Think -- This Month in HIVTable of Contents Introduction Figuring Out Bone Disease Prevalence in the HIV-Positive Population Defining Low Bone Mineral Density Causes of Low Bone Density or Osteoporosis in HIV-Positive People Screening for Bone Disease Debate: DXA... Read more »
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shaking someone's bloody hand
Posted by 613, 2 Replies
2 years ago at a concert, this guy cut him self in a mosh pit. He shook my hand and had blood on it. Freaking out, I washed it off using water. I dont think they had soap, and I was not actively bleeding either.What's my risk? Read more » body fluid touched the skin without intercourse
Posted by mona811
can anyone tell me that if body fluid has touched the skin without intercoursing can person be effected with hiv
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worried of getting stabbed with hiv in my foot
Posted by worried1234, 3 Replies
Hi i am a male from malaysia,i was just hanging around with my friend last week,we were just sitting in a corner playing with our handhelp videogames.suddenly a group of 6 homosexual indian people walked past,they were talking and shouting alll...
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Hiv survival on organic surfaces (e.g. skin, hair)
Posted by Antre, 2 Replies
Hallo. I have read a lot of articles before asking this question but I still have a question (maybe due to the fact that I do not have medical knowledge). We know that HIV does not survive for very long outside the body. Actually as soon as the body...
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