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Can You Get HIV From Masturbation With Saliva
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IS MASTURBATIN (MASTURBATION, 2010) (MASTURBATION SIDE EFFECTS, 2010) (MASTURBATION AND STD/HIV, 2010)dear doc.. i am a 16 year old guy who is very concerned about this situation. for the past few months i have been masturbating a lot and i have also found acne on my whole face and back. is there anything i can do tohelp this...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
...misconceptions about enjoying your home entertainment center.Dr. BobDoctor, you changed my life. Please post this for others. (MASTURBATION SIDE EFFECTS, 2009) Sep 7, 2009Hello doctor. my story goes like this. I'm a 20 year old male. When I was...
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Hiv (QTND: CAN YOU GIVE YOURSELF HIV OR STD BY MASTURBATION, 2010)helloi was masturbating the other day and i came on my boxers. so my boxers were wet,as i was... Read more »Can you give yourself HIV (MASTURBATION 2008) (QTND: CAN YOU GIVE YOURSELF HIV OR STD BY MASTURBATION, 2008)Hi, Can you give yourself HIV by masterbating, like if a little bit of you sperm or seaman or... Read more »
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Did I put myself in for HIV?
Posted by mybigmistake, 2 Replies
...I think I might have one many things which I feel put me at risk for HIV with several different people at many different times. I kissed them on the lips(our tongues met too)and we did mutual masturbation
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Protected Blowjob+Handjob
Posted by indian_guy, 1 Reply
...ejaculate. (iii) to ejaculate masturbated by hand. while cumming, condom slipped slightly (upto half of penies). fear that her saliva might have come in contact with penies. (iv) removed condom - did not wash penies. masturbated again inside...
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Scared!
Posted by maiden, 1 Reply
...her saliva and there maybe blood as she had toothache. However, he didn't really thought much of it as his friends say that HIV is not being infected that way. Durig these few months, we had sex, with protection and i did suck him as usual...
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HIV/aids
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
... yes hello this is some one out in the world who needs an answer. Here it goes, can you get HIV or aids if you masturbate to much? theis is no joke! If any one has an answer to my Q's please write back as soon as posi
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