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Can Sucking Breast Cause Hiv
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Breast sucking confusion caused by Dr Jackson on 09th AugustDear Doctor,i have read many expert views (also on the safe sex forum of The Body) that breast sucking or nipple sucking on a non lactating woman carries no risk yet now Dr jackson states that there is a potential risk. Well according to my...
Response from Judith A. Aberg, M.D.
Washington University, St. Louis School of Medicine
My guess is that the answers differed based upon the context of how it was asked. There could be a potential risk of transmitting HIV through breast secretions for an infant. It is low but nevertheless, the risk is potentially there and it is always...
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HIV risk nipple sucking on lactating woman (BREAST MILK and HIV TRANSMISSION)I am 30 years male and had a protected sex with female sex worker 5 months ago . I kissed her... Read more »Nipple sucking and hand job can it cause HIV infection?I did nipple sucking and I received a hand job from a massage therapist. Do I still need to get... Read more »
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Exhausted B Cells Hamper Immune Response to HIVWhat Recent studies have shown that HIV causes a vigorous and prolonged immune response that eventually leads to the exhaustion of key immune system cells -- CD4+ and CD8+ T-cells -- that target HIV. These tired cells become less and less able to... Read more »
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Sucking Breast !!!
Posted by SV8XF, 2 Replies
hi every one 12 weeks ago i sucked girl breast ( i dont know HIV states ) for 20 second Then one of my friend told me that hiv can transmite through breast ... since that im suffering >> During 2-5 weeks i got the following : rashes - mouth... Read more » Nipple sucking breast milk
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi Forum,I am worried about something that happened last night. I sucked a strippers breast and a bit of fluid came out of her nipple which i tasted. It tasted kindof sour. We didn't do anything else. Now today im searching the net and i see breast... Read more » Breast Sucking
Posted by ryan2, 3 Replies
Hi 53 yr old male ,I was sitting in my car window down ,a female came up to my window and asked if i wanted to do anything and i said No then i said let me see your breast ,she pulled one of them out and stuck it through my open window and said i...
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Nipple sucking
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I am scared and embarrassed about this: I sucked on a woman's breast for a couple of minutes. No sign of breast milk. Any risk of HIV?
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