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Gonorrhea And Insertive Oral Sex
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gonorrhea and hiv (HIV AND GONORRHEA)Hi Dr RobertFirst of all, i would like to congratulate you and this site for this wonderful work. Second, i'd like to say that i am sorry for my poor english. I am from Brazil and i am not very fluent, but i will try hard.I'm worried...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi Brazil-Guy,Your concerns are largely unwarranted. Gonorrhea can be transmitted via oral sex quite easily and efficiently. HIV, by comparison, cannot. In fact it's quite difficult to transmit HIV via oral sex, particularly via the receptive...
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unprotected-insertive oral sex at risk for hpv syphilis hepatitis herpes?Thank you for your informative asnwers to our questions. My question is: I recently received... Read more »Insertive Oral SexHi Dr BobYour website is amazing and I'll be making a donation to the cause.I was in Thailand... Read more »
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Ontario Researchers Look at Gonorrhea in the ThroatInfection with bacteria called N. gonorrhoeae is a problem among sexually active people, including men who have sex with men (MSM). Moreover, because gonorrhea can cause inflammation in the wet tissues of the genitals, rectum and throat, this... Read more »
Israel -- Pharyngeal Gonorrhea in Female Sex Workers: Response to a Single 2-g Dose of AzithromycinCiting a sharp increase in the incidence of gonorrhea in Tel Aviv, Israel, since 1999, the authors noted that nearly one-half of interviewed patients admitted contracting the infection from a sex worker. In two-thirds of cases, oral sex (fellatio)... Read more »
The Epidemiology of Gonorrhea Among Men Who Have Sex With Men in Stockholm, Sweden, 1990-2004The authors' objectives for the current study were to analyze the spread of gonorrhea among Stockholm men who have sex with men (MSM) regarding HIV status, serovars, and the site of infection. The distribution of serovars among HIV-positive and... Read more »
CDC Issues New First-Line Treatment Recommendations for Gonorrhea Among Men Who Have Sex With MenThe class of antibiotics known as fluoroquinolones should no longer be used as a first-line treatment for the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea among men who have sex with men, according to revised recommendations published in the April 30... Read more »
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insertive oral sex
Posted by deddy, 1 Reply
my risk was insertive oral sex, i have a 2 months test negative...can i be infected anyway? tanks Read more » some people diagnosticed by insertive oral sex??
Posted by ghoneer, 2 Replies
can i received any ansewer please.!!!
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insertive oral sex and vih
Posted by nightsunami, 2 Replies
I had a situation of little risk, insertive oral sex, but nevertheless I have the inflamed ganlios of the neck and am scared of to have had vih. that they think of my case?
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insertive oral sex
Posted by ghoneer, 1 Reply
i have a MEIA to 18 weeks ago from my expositure: Insertive oral sex. can I stay save?can i forgot the VIH? what do you thanks? i would like your answer, im te parthner insertive.
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