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Do People Get HIV From Giving Handjob
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STD from giving a handjob?I recently was getting a massage. Turns out she was a transexual. I gave her a handjob. No other sexual contact was made. Do I need to be checked for STD's? ...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
HiYou are fine! There was no exchange of body fluid therefore no risk of contracting HIV!Be well and stay safe, Shannon...
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Aids from Giving HandjobHello,I recently gave a handjob to a stranger and his semen came in contact with a very small but... Read more »giving hand jobs to different peoplegood afternoon. i write from italy, and i really need an answer to calm me down.. i am a Massage... Read more »
Articles
Swaziland: HIV/AIDS Education -- Disabled Persons With HIV/AIDS Face Unequal Access to Health InformationIn a recent report, A.K. Yousafzai of University College London and colleagues found that disabled persons with HIV/AIDS faced difficulties in accessing health information. This qualitative study employed focus group discussions among disabled and... Read more »
Vermont: Pownal Woman Will Open Home to People With AIDSRevolutionary, innkeeper, caregiver: Sunshine Wohl is taking on all those roles as she fearlessly opens her spruced-up Pownal, Vt., farmhouse to AIDS patients who are facing the end of life. Residents will stay free at Wohl's Chrysalis Community,... Read more »
The FDA Gives Truvada as PreP the Official OkayPhoto courtesy of Getty Images. Yesterday, just two weeks after approving the first at home HIV test, the FDA gave using the HIV drug Truvada as a pre-exposure prophylaxis the official nod, an expected decision after an FDA board unanimously... Read more »
Colorado: Dentist's Office Gives, Brings Smiles to Patients Living With HIV/AIDSThe Howard Dental Center (HDC) on Capitol Hill in Denver has been serving the dental needs of people with HIV/AIDS since 1994. Its name honors Dr. John Howard, a dentist who treated seropositive patients before his 1988 death from AIDS at age 55.... Read more »
Connect With Others
Lapdance handjob is this a risk ?
Posted by scaredagain, 6 Replies
A few days ago I ended up going to a Lapdance bar with friends while working in the USA. After much beer and coaxing from my friends I ended up getting a private dance from one of the dancers a Venezuelan girl. I ended up getting a handjob, which...
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hiv risk from unprotected oral (giving MSM)
Posted by anxious66, 5 Replies
Hi guys, just wanted to knowI gave a guy i know head who said he was 'clean'. he didn't ejaculate and i'm pretty sure there was no precum. the whole thing lasted under a minute. now about a week later, i am worried i have developed ars symptoms.... Read more » handjob
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Handjob recipient with lots of saliva as lube.....had every symptom.....tested negative at 3 months.....am I in the clear?
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Is mutual handjob risky?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is mutual mastubation risky? What do you think? Last week I was given a handjob by a stranger in a public toilet. Should I be worried? Read more »
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