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Do People Get AIDS From Insertive Anal Sex Without Condom
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Insertive anal sex partner. My condom broke!I recently had gay anal sex with a partner of an unknown status.I was the inserting (top) partner. Before I ejaculated, I pulled out my penis and saw that the condom had broken. I masturbated quickly after that and quickly washed with soap and water...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
The fact that you did not ejaculate inside of your partner should not have any effect on your risk for infection. Washing your penis afterwards would probably not have any benefit either. The odds for infection in one episode of unprotected...
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Insertive anal sex without a condom...I was caught off gaurd the other night. I had sex with this incredibly hot guy who turned out to... Read more »broken condom insertive anal - PEP?Hi, I was having protected insertive anal sex (I was top) a few hours ago with a person who last... Read more »
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Condoms and Condemnations -- Another Look at Unprotected Anal SexBarebacking. Again. For those of you who don't already know (were you abducted by aliens or something?), "barebacking" is what we call it when gay men engage in unprotected anal intercourse. Recently, I read an article in a local gay and lesbian... 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 »
Can You Have Safer Sex Without Latex Condoms?When we talk about safer sex, the first thing that people often think about is using a latex condom. There is no doubt that latex condoms -- used every time and used correctly -- will significantly reduce the risk for HIV and other sexually... 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 »
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How risky is INSERTIVE anal sex
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi, I am well aware of the risks of unprotected receptive anal sex, but how risky is unprotected insertive anal sex? Would it be more or less risky than unprotective insertive vaginal sex? Anyone have any knowledge on the subject?Read more » insertive anal
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
HiI am a top and was wondering of anyone knows the risk factor for unprotected insertive anal sex? thanks Read more » Insertive Anal - Definite infection?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Does being the insertive partner in unprotected anal sex with an HIV + partner DEFINITELY mean that you will be infected. I hear all sorts of stats about this practice that sometimes downplay it and others that exaggerate it as being as dangerous as...
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Insertive ORAL sex - RISK?!
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
is it true that there are no risks for insertive oral sex? all of this talk about hiv infections through oral sex, have been receptive oral sex right? meaning the person whose mouth is on the genital is at risk. not the person who is recieving oral...
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