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Getting AIDS From Precum
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Precum-filled Penis tip touched stripper's body...Pls help...worried sick!Hi Dr Bob,Thanks a lot for all your help on this. This is one of the very few websites that gives some true info about the hiv-aids stigma. i want to make a donation and believe that this will be some very well spent money in a long time. Pls....
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Your fears are unwarranted. Your HIV-acquisition risk is nonexistent. Your terror is most likely linked to guilt. I would suggest you level with your wife. It's not only the best way to confront your guilt; it's also the right thing...
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precum, oral sex, and disclosuredr. bob! i donated this year to the nyc aids walk and an active gay/queer theater company that is... Read more »Precum on anusWhat are the chances of getting HIV if a small amount of precum touched the opening of our anus but... Read more »
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Election 2012: Getting the HIV/AIDS Community to VoteIt's no secret that the HIV/AIDS community has a great deal at stake in the 2012 elections. The people elected to office at the state and federal levels will cast votes, debate policies, and move legislation that could result in increases or losses... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Gets (Potentially) Presidential TreatmentEdwards thinks -- and we agree -- that an AIDS strategy is a good idea Iowan Tami Haught has been one of dozens of AIDS activists bird-dogging presidential candidates, and she had a particularly powerful exchange with presidential candidate John... Read more »
California: AIDS Foundation Gets $25,000A $25,000 grant from Kaiser Permanente will help the Sierra Foothills AIDS Foundation develop a comprehensive HIV/AIDS awareness program. The money is part of $100,000 Kaiser recently awarded to Sacramento-area nonprofits serving people with... Read more »
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How bad is pre-cum?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was in a relationship with someone for 3 months. We talked about our histories before we had sex. He assured me that he did not have HIV cause he had just had a number of blood tests done (not HIV related) shortly before we were together. I...
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Precum and HIV
Posted by Anonymous
I got HIV at the end of August. I had unprotected sex with someone who told me he was "safe". The interesting thing is that he never came in me. There was only precum. In fact, he never came at all. The sad thing is, two weeks later I had sex...
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Precum and infection
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Does anyone out there have any knowledge regarding exposure to Precum (Pre-seminal fluids) and infection.I recently had a same sex experience involving mutual maturbation with very close genital contact. I am very worried that there was exposure to... Read more »
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