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Can I Get HIV From Mutual Masturbation
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Risk of HIV due to mutual masturbation between men?Dear Doctor, I am from India. In mid December 2011 I was tested for HIV infection(Rapid 30 minute test 6 months after last possible exposure) and my status was negative. Then on 5th February 2012 I participated in a sexual activity with another...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
Hi,The risk of HIV transmission from what you have described is safe. For testing for HIV whether oral swab or blood are very accurate at 28 days, and conclusive at 90 days. I would say from what you have told me that you are HIV negative.Continue...
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HIV, Mutual Masturbation, SymptomsI was in Provincetown (a gay town in MA), and went in for what I thought was a 'regular'... Read more »HIV risk from mutual masturbationHi, I was with a transexual who masturbated himself. After this he was goign to proceed to... Read more »
Articles
"Sexy" and "Safe" Aren't Mutually ExclusiveFrom Not in My Family: AIDS in the African-American Community , edited by Gil L. Robertson IV. Copyright 2006. Excerpted with permission from Agate Publishing . "Sexy" and "Safe" Aren't Mutually Exclusive If you don't believe it, just ask Iona... Read more »
What's New at The Body, June 27, 2007What's New at The Body, June 27, 2007 ... Read more »
Pickett Fences: Rising Above the PainI have always said, "If I ever stoop to giving cheap advice in my column, take me out back like Old Yeller." I have also never been one to engage in shameless self-promotion. It's not that I don't adore masturbation, but, you know, if I have my... Read more »
Sexual Activities Other Than Intercourse Carry Risk of HIV, Other STIs, Study FindsSexual activities other than intercourse carry some risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, according to a report from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists published recently in the journal Obstetrics and... Read more »
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mutual masturbation
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I recently engaged in mutual masturbation with a male friend of mine. I am recently separated, back into the dating scene, and felt that this would be safe. I abstained from intercourse or oral sex. However, in retrospect I am concerned about him...
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Mutual masturbation
Posted by mmtenmm
I had an encounter with a women where she fingered herself, I licked her wet fingers, then gave me a hand job, licking her fingers and rubbing my genitals, she licked my penis just 2 times, didn't suck on it, until I ejaculated on her hands. She...
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mutual Masterbation
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi all. This is the first time I have posted. I am really scared. I did something stupid. I let another man give me a handjob while I gave him one. He also performed oral sex on me . I just keep thinking that He could have had precum on his...
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Is mutual handjob risky?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is mutual mastubation risky? What do you think? Last week I was given a handjob by a stranger in a public toilet. Should I be worried? Read more »
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