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Does HIV Cause Pain In Urethra
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Inflammation of urethra endi have unprotected sex with a sex worker( rubbing penile with vagina only). next day i have itching of urethra and after one week the itching is more frequent but no pain and fluid discharge.. inflamed part of urethra have increased in size i'm...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
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Hello and thanks for posting.Neither HIV nor HIV medications (PEP) does not generally cause urethral symptoms. Other sexually transmitted infections can. I'd suggest contacting your care provider about your symptoms. BY...
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burning in urethraage 68 yrs. had unprotected sex on 15 06 2011. got terrible bladder pain next day. got elisa test... Read more »HIV into urethra during masturbation?Sir,I'm 15, and I've been masturbating for about an year. I have not really noticed any... Read more »
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A Clinical Guide to Supportive and Palliative Care for HIV/AIDSIntroduction This chapter will focus on basic methods of treating the suffering and distress caused by common pulmonary symptoms in AIDS patients. The approaches offered below are useful in relieving discomfort, even when the underlying disease is... Read more »
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HIV through the Urethra
Posted by Anonymous
Can anyone tell me how likely it is to get the hiv virus if it comes into contact with your urethra only. Be it by being the insertive partner vaginally or anally, or even using another persons sexual fluid to masturbate with. Does it just take a...
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Swab from urethra
Posted by boydanny81
is a swab from urethra can detect std ? tpha neg vdrl non reacted hiv neg
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Tingle in Urethra
Posted by Anonymous
I have had this abnormal sensation of ''1-second-tingling'' sensations inside my urethra, usually inside the head of the penis for several weeks now. The tingling sensation occurs 4-7 times a day, it just comes and go sporadically. What could be the...
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urethra
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
exposure =broken condomno ulcer or bumps on penis head, but there is a dark pigmented spot on the side, HIV infection? Please respond, going nuts Read more » Advertisement Advertisement
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