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Erotic Massage And Possible HIV Exposure
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Erotic MassageRecently on a trip to Singapore, I allowed myself to receive an erotic massage. This involved the masseuse rubbing parts of my rectum with hand lotion and using a lubricant to rub my penis.There was no genital to oral contact, and there was no...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
HIV is only known to be sexually transmitted through anal, vaginal, and oral sex. Since you did not engage in any of these activities, you are not considered to be at risk for infection.People can generally answer these questions themselves by...
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risk during erotic massageHi Dr Robert,I'm a worried...Recently I have visited an erotic massage salon. Before beginning... Read more »sick after erotic massageI may sound like a hypochondriac, but 4 weeks after receiving an erotic massage from a gay man, I... Read more »
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Homo EroticsNothing has had more of an impact upon gay men's sexuality and relationships with friends and lovers than HIV/AIDS. In the early days of the epidemic, the urgency, rage, and despair caused by AIDS were at the peak of their intensity, and often... Read more »
New York: Lawrence Hospital Surgery Patients Warned of Possible Hepatitis, HIV ExposureTen surgery patients of Lawrence Hospital Center (LHC) in Bronxville are being notified of the need to get tested for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C due to improperly cleaned equipment. The state Department of Health said the hospital reported... Read more »
Wisconsin Clinic Warns of Possible Disease ExposureThe Madison-based Dean Clinic announced Monday that it is seeking to contact 2,345 patients to advise they get tested for HIV and hepatitis B and C. Between 2006 and two weeks ago, a nurse employed by the clinic was improperly reusing insulin... Read more »
Atlanta Ends Ban on HIV-Positive Massage TherapistsOn Dec. 4, the Atlanta City Council unanimously voted to amend a city regulation to allow people with HIV to be licensed as massage therapists. Prior to the amendment, massage therapist applicants had to submit a physician's note stating they were... Read more »
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Scared and Worried: Possible HIV Exposure
Posted by kindahypertonic, 1 Reply
Hey everyone,I had an unprotected sexual experience February 2, 2007. The morning after having received and given a blowjob (I did not swallow nor did he) as well as a single unprotected anal insertion [i received]- no sex, as in no continous... Read more » 3 days after possible exposure
Posted by JimD, 1 Reply
I was recently getting a massage from another guy. He as rubbing himself on me so i told him to put on a condom. He then tried to insert himself. After about a 1 inch in the condom broke., he then pulled out. What are my risks from this incident?
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Possible Exposure?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
About a year ago I slept with someone on 4 different occasions who I think is HIV+. We used a condom every time -- but there was some penetration beefore the condom was put on. What is my risk factor here? Let's say on each occasion there were... Read more » Possible exposure? *DELETED*
Posted by sexyitalian910, 3 Replies
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