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Can You Get AIDS From Sex With A Prostitute
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Prostitute1 vs Prostitute2Prostitute1 (HIV +ve ) had sex with lesser number of HIV +ve men.Prostitute2 (HIV +Ve) had sex with more number of HIV +ve men.Will Prostitute2 has higher amount of HIV virus in her body fluids because of the fact that, she had sex with more number...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Nope! HIV infection doesn't work that way.Dr. Bob...
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Oral Sex on a female prostitute and risk.What is the risk of getting HIV from a Woman Prostitute, if you perform oral sex on her one time?... Read more »Protected sex with prostitutes; HIV teststing?I appreciate the good works you are doing on this site. I always demand for HIV screening from any... Read more »
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Indian, Pakistani Prostitutes Discuss AIDS LessonsIn the Sonagachi district of Calcutta, where about 6,000 sex workers are active, Indian prostitutes have been giving Pakistani prostitutes tips on safe sex and brothel management, health workers said. The peer educators are part of Durbar Mahila... Read more »
Indian Sex Workers Say Anti-Prostitution Law Will Hurt Efforts to Combat HIV SpreadOn Tuesday, Indian sex workers criticized a proposed law that would crack down on brothel owners and clients and would give police more latitude in raiding the establishments. While prostitution is illegal in India, the ban is rarely enforced. At a... Read more »
Prostitution Rife in Nigerian Capital as AIDS Rates SoarNigeria has more than 1 million female sex workers and as many as 7 million people with HIV/AIDS, according to nongovernmental organizations. The fight against HIV/AIDS was a key topic at a four-day Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Abuja... Read more »
Rates of HIV/AIDS in Bali Prostitutes at Alarming LevelsHIV/AIDS cases are increasing among sex workers in Bali, Indonesia, and efforts to prevent new infections find little support from community and religious leaders, experts said at a recent conference. Earlier this month, Indonesian officials... Read more »
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story about anthony johnson: forced prostitution
Posted by 6arywary, 3 Replies
has anyone heard the story of anthony johnson? he was a boy who was sexually abused, forced into prostitution by his parents, and it eventually led him to contract aids. then he was adopted by his social worker. i just heard about this story... Read more » hand job by prostitute
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
can you get hiv from a hand job by a prostitute???Worried. Read more » Prostitutes? HELP!
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi all,I have a terrible fear of being infected with HIV. About four years ago, I had sex with three different prostitutes (In Holland, I'm Dutch). Two times she satisfied me orally, one time vaginally. I am almost certain that I used condoms (I... Read more » hand job by prostitute
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I received a hand job from a prostitute. Can I get HIV/STD's from this. I am in an exclusive relationship, we don't wear condoms, do I need to be tested before my girlfriend and I have sex. I am really worried...Read more »
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