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Drinking After Someone Worried I Have AIDS
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Ask the Experts
Can I get infected by drinking water out of someone's bottle with HIV if i have cavities?Please help me- I accidentally drank water out of someone's bottle who has HIV, and i am very worried i got infected because i have cavities in mouth. I have have been readying your forums regarding this issue, but i didn't come across if...
Response from Erik Glenn, M.A.
Chicago Black Gay Mens Caucus
It doesn't matter if you have cavities.You can not get HIV from sharing a bottle with someone. This is one of the top misconceptions out there (<a...
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I think i might have hiv from sharing some drinksIve been gitting symptoms of hiv in a few days and is that too soo or is it something i should... Read more »HIV from a drink!?? (COFFEE and HIV, 2011)Hi Dr bob! Is it possible to get HIV if someone syringed there infected blood into someones drink... Read more »
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India's NACO Asks Soft Drink Makers to Promote HIV/AIDS Awareness in AdvertisementsIndia's National AIDS Control Organization is asking soft drink manufacturers to include HIV/AIDS awareness messages in their advertisements in an attempt to reach 15- to 49-year-olds, NACO Director S.Y. Quraishi said on Friday, the Hindu ... Read more »
Small-Town LifeIllustration: Tony Heron . It was something you could probably only get away with at a house party in a small town: drinking directly from a wine bottle and alternating swigs with a young woman you just met. That was what 23-year-old George from... Read more »
HIV-Positive Heterosexuals Connect at Socials in New YorkIt was a typical scenario at Fez, a hip downtown bar filled with peoplechatting, drinking, and trying to catch up with each other at the end of along day. It was the kind of place, with its dusky lighting, long, lowcouches, and over-stuffed pillows,... Read more »
Choosing Alcohol Over HIV Meds? New Study Examines Why People With HIV Skip Treatment When DrinkingHalf of HIV-positive individuals who are on treatment and drink alcohol skip taking their HIV medications on purpose, under the erroneous belief that mixing antiretrovirals and alcohol is harmful, according to a prospective study presented at the... Read more »
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Drinking
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
What would be the chances of contracting the HIV virus from drinking a bottle of wine in South Africa after the local waiter cut his hand on the corkscrew while opening the bottle? Would alcohol have killed the virus anyway? This may sound like a...
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This might be of some help to the worried wells
Posted by Anonymous
Ok check this out everyone!You CANNOT get HIV/AIDS from doing the following: hugging, kissing (unless they have a significant amount of blood in their mouth and you have large, fresh open wounds in yours), masterbating, recieving oral sex (unless... Read more » Drinking and ARS
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Would severe drinking during the window cause ARS to slow down or come sooner?
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HIV and drinking
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I am so depressed and am drinking large amounts of alcohol. I am at wits end and also have severe back pain.Is it true that alcohol speeds HIV to AIDS?? Read more »
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