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Do People Catch HIV From Anal Fingering
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Question re: catching Hepatitus C from cutting fingerMy questions concerns the transmission of Hepatitus C by cutting ones finger. I was using a restroom and I scratched my finger on the toilet paper dispenser, which was rather sharp. Although it was just a scratch, a very small amount of blood...
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
I would not give this event any more thought. I would not recommend testing....
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CDC was rude, anal fingering, can you answer please?Thank You in advance for answering my question, and hopefully giving me peace of mind. Please... Read more »Hiv hard to catch?I ask because i am freaking out. Had unprotected anal sex, i was the top and i know for a fact the... Read more »
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HPV, Anal Cancer and Cervical Cancer in HIV-Infected PeopleAt CROI 2009, I had the opportunity to sit down with Joel Palefsky, M.D., a prominent physician/researcher in the area of cancers related to human papillomavirus. We discussed an important study he presented at this conference regarding the link... Read more »
Anal Cancer Rates Higher in People With HIV Than in HIV-NegativesHIV-positive people had a higher rate of new anal cancer than HIV-negative people in a comparison involving thousands of people in the United States and Canada. 1 HIV-positive gay and bisexual men had more than an 80 times higher anal cancer rate... Read more »
Anal Cancer Increasing Among People Living With HIVWhy Screen for Anal Cancer in HIV-Positive Patients? Anal cancer is emerging as a common non-AIDS defining cancer in HIV-positive people. Anal cancer, like cervical cancer, is caused by infection with high-risk types of human papillomavirus (HPV)... Read more »
Risk for Invasive Anal Cancer High Among HIV-Positive PeopleIn a poster presentation at CROI 2009 in Montreal, Canada, there's more sobering news on a serious HPV-related condition in men who have sex with men (MSM) that can lead to anal cancer. Unlike other diseases that have declined in incidence since the... Read more »
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Could I catch HIV from sharing infected toilet pap
Posted by blackwinterday, 1 Reply
Dear Expert,I am new to this forum! Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to all of you! I am scared over the incident told below! Recently, I was diagnosed with hemorrhoids so I always wipe off my vagina and anus after urinating. I always... Read more » Risk of Catching HIV in Single Sex Act Low
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By DANIEL Q. HANEY, AP Medical Editor CHICAGO (AP) - A study of heterosexual couples in Africa This risk is... Read more »Can I catch HIV infection this way?
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I am only 19 and I don't quite understand why I have to deal with this.Perhaps some will laugh at me for my ignorance and deem this post as a hoax, but I really am frightened over this issue and am losing sleep over this. Please, someone try to help... Read more » ANAL FINGERING
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I HAVE WENT TO A PALOR AND GOT A HAND JOB WELL THIS WAS DONT THE LADY PUT HER FINGER IN MY BUT HOLE IF SHE HAD A CUT WHAT ARE MY RISK SOMEONE PLEASE HELP I AM VERY SCARED
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