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Can You Get Hepatitis Without Having Sex
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hepatitis from oral sexhello there....is it possible to get hepatitis b,c from oral sex? can you mention what viral stds exist, or stds that are asymptomatic for years? how valid is a negative hiv anti-body test after 15 wk exposure from unprotective insertive fellatio,...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Hepatitis B is transmitted through bodily fludis, such as semen, vaginal secretions and blood, so it possible to become infected with HBV when performing oral sex on an infected person. Hepatitis C is transmitted through contact with blood, so oral...
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Hepatitis C and sexi am 30 years old n i got Hepatitis C n got treated with intereferon with rebazole but after six... Read more »Hepatitis C and sex-CONFUSED AND SCAREDHello! I have met a wonderful man who has just disclosed that he has had Hepatitis C for many... Read more »
Articles
Hepatitis B: Sex Hormone Explains Higher Liver Cancer Risk in MenMen with hepatitis B are more likely than women to develop liver cancer, and serum concentrations of male sex hormones may play a part, a new study suggests. The researchers found that hepatitis B viruses have a special DNA sequence that draws it... Read more »
Seroprevalence and Correlates of Hepatitis A Among HIV-Negative American Men Who Have Sex With MenNoting that hepatitis A virus outbreaks among MSM have been well-documented, the current study examined the characteristics associated with HAV among a large group of young adult MSM in five US cities. Advertisement The Young Men's Survey was... Read more »
Men's Sex Lives May Suffer on Hepatitis C TherapyAll three components of sexual health -- desire, function, and satisfaction -- may be negatively impacted for men taking standard therapy for chronic hepatitis C, new research shows. "Men planning to receive peginterferon and ribavirin should be... Read more »
Low Prevalence of Hepatitis C Virus Antibody in Men Who Have Sex With Men Who Do Not Inject Drugs"Large or repeated percutaneous exposures to blood such as through transfusion from unscreened donors or injection drug use have been the primary sources of infection" with hepatitis C virus (HCV), the authors wrote. "Sexual transmission occurs, but... Read more »
Connect With Others
insertive oral sex and vih and hepatitis b
Posted by nightsunami
can i infectet by hepatitis B for insertive oral sex?? i have a negative VIH test from 1 year...
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hepatitis b and insertive oral sex
Posted by nightsunami
can i infected by hepatitis B from insertive oral sex??im negative test 5 monts and 2 weeks of HIV after my last encountrer- thanks
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HIV and hepatitis
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
if you had sex with a person who has hepatitis and HIV at the same time, can you contract both HIV and hepatitis or if you get hepatitis from a person who has HIV also, can you get HIV or vice versa?
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Hepatitis risk
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
unprotected sex with man with homemade tattoos and professional tattoos. What do I do?
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