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Getting HIV From Lap Dance
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Ask the Experts
Female Stripper- HIV risk from poles & lap dances?dances after other women? I would definately like to hear your opinion of the situation- because now im worried about risk of getting HIV from lap dances, etc?...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Hepatitis is not an airborne virus. Period.As for HIV, we've been intensely studying this virus for over a quarter of a century. The routes of transmission are very well known. Can pole dancers contract HIV from "dancing on pole?"...
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hiv frottage / lap danceHello Doc, I am reposting in hope to get your good karma please do send it my way. First of all... Read more »Re: hiv frottage / lap danceHello Doc, Thanks a ton for your response and those 'good karma' words.Just a small quick... Read more »
Articles
This Positive Life: Nicole on Advocacy, Dancing and Making the Most of LifeNicole Price switched from condoms to birth control as a form of pregnancy prevention with her long-time boyfriend, thinking that HIV was something that happened to "other people." After they broke up, he got sick, and she discovered that they were... Read more »
You and Your Meds: The Dance of a LifetimeAs the saying goes: It takes two to tango. If you're on HIV treatment, those antiretrovirals you take every day are your lifelong dance partner. With good preparation and coordination, you and your meds will dance together beautifully -- a... Read more »
HIV Prevention at Swaziland's Reed DanceSwaziland's annual Reed Dance is a ceremony in which bare-breasted teenage girls from across the country dance before the royal court. King Mswati III -- Africa's last ruling monarch, who already has 13 wives -- has in the past selected a new... Read more »
Florida: "Reaching the Surface" Raises HIV/AIDS Awareness With Music, DanceDance, music, and the spoken word will be employed in the cause of HIV prevention at upcoming performances in Miami. "Reaching the Surface" is targeted toward minorities and youth at risk for HIV/AIDS. Ronderrick Mitchell, a New World School of the... Read more »
Connect With Others
Are Lap Dances Harmless? Is Testing Needed?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi. I am wondering whether lap dances, where a woman wearing a thong, t back, or g-string, rubs her self, including at times her genitals, against a clothed customer, whether or not that is risky for HIV or other STDs? I thought that if they were...
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Lap Dance, HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
I feel embarassed posting this question but I need some input. A few nights ago I went to a strip club with a friend where I got a lap dance. This is when the dancer dances on your lap and occassionally grinds your penis with her buttocks. Anyways,...
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Lap Dances
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I was in New Zeland recently and went for a lap dance. All the while during the dance I had my clothes on and she was naked. The thing that worries me is that at one point of time I could feel the vagina of the girl on the shaft of my penis through...
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Lap Dance
Posted by vworried123, 2 Replies
I am worried. For some stupid reason I had a private lap dance on Holiday and I got just a bit more. I flicked my tongue over her breast and nipple for about a second, kissed her skin, and licked quickly up her bum crack twice totally a few seconds....
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