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Can U Get AIDS From Swallowing Precum
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Ask the Experts
i swallowed do i have aidsi recently gave head to a guy and i accidentally swallowed some of the cum, what r my chances of having aids now?...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Even though transmission through oral sex is possible, the odds of getting infected with HIV through performing oral sex on a man are low. The bottom line is this: if any infected fluids (like semen or pre-cum) come into contact with your mucous...
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precum, oral sex, and disclosuredr. bob! i donated this year to the nyc aids walk and an active gay/queer theater company that is... Read more »How many proven oral sex infections solely from precum proven?I read a lot about the "possibility" of HIV infection from Oral Sex.. but the studies... Read more »
Articles
Search for a Cure: Don't Swallow: A Look at the Risks of Oral SexBeth Dillon of the Center for Disease Control's (CDC) most recent work focuses on determining the risk of oral sex transmission of HIV. But Beth was surprised this issue made front-page news. Her findings are far from the irresponsible headline... Read more »
NPR's "All Things Considered" Examines Efforts to Provide HIV/AIDS Treatment to Children in Kenyan SlumNPR's "All Things Considered " on Thursday profiled the efforts of an HIV/AIDS clinic operated by Medecins Sans Frontieres in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya, to provide treatment to thousands of HIV-positive children. Clinic Coordinator Rachel... Read more »
AIDS' Youngest Sufferers Left Behind in Drive to Scale Up TreatmentOf the estimated 2.2 million children worldwide who are infected with HIV, less than 1 percent are receiving antiretroviral (ARV) therapy. Without the medicine, most will die before their fifth birthday. Particularly in sub-Saharan Africa -- home to... Read more »
California: An HIV/AIDS Support Group Allows Kids to Learn and Express Themselves Without Being Judged or RidiculedThe Irvine-based AIDS Services Foundation (ASF) hosts a weekly support group for 20 or so children and teens living with HIV/AIDS. Recently a six-week puppet-making workshop was held to give the kids a unique way to express their complex emotions.... Read more »
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How bad is pre-cum?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was in a relationship with someone for 3 months. We talked about our histories before we had sex. He assured me that he did not have HIV cause he had just had a number of blood tests done (not HIV related) shortly before we were together. I...
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precum-safe?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I recently had sex with a guy and we always used condoms. I am HIV negative and normally very careful. We had sex with a condom, but used precum from his penis to lubricate my anus. A few days later he told me that he's actually positive and didnt...
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PreCum Question
Posted by Anonymous
can a woman get hiv from the precum of a man before he pulls out if he had precum inside of her? status of man - not knownRead more »
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