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Hand Job With Vaginal Secretions
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Quick question; vaginal secretionFirst .. You are doing a great job Doc. You will never fully understand how helpful you are.Question:Are you saying, that it is only theoretically possible to transmit HIV from fresh wet vaginal fluids very quickly to a fresh cut/sore over an open...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Thanks for the words of encouragement.If you are talking about the possibility of HIV transmission outside of anal, vaginal, and oral sex, then you are really looking at theoretical risk. The evidence overwhelmingly supports that sexual...
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Risk of HIV/STDs from a "hand job"I am confused. Is it possible to acquire an STD (not just HIV) from a hand job given by a female... Read more »Hand Job with underwearDear Ryan,For my bachelor party the guys gave me a gift of a massage. As I was laying down the girl... Read more »
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Vaginal Secretions and Transmission-- Still Looking for An AnswerA new study of great importance for HIV infected women is being designed bythe CDC (Centers for Diseases Control) as a sub-study of the HIV EpidemiologyResearch Study (HERS). One of its objectives should be to detect andquantify the presence of HIV... Read more »
A "Negative" Outlook: Dr. Steve Natterstad Shares Secrets to a Successful Magnetic RelationshipSteven M. Natterstad, M.D. When "Dr. Steve" isn't responding to questions from our Spanish-speaking readers on TheBody.com's Tratamientos forum , he runs the Frascino Medical Group, which provides comprehensive care for people living with HIV/AIDS.... Read more »
Hitting the Street -- Getting the Job and Keeping ItLiving in the waiting room of life? Wearing the golden handcuffs of benefits hard-won? Loath to run another gauntlet of bureaucrats and personnel people? Worried about a holey resume, interview traps, rusty skills, knowledge gaps, a 110 percent... Read more »
High Levels of HIV in Genital Secretions Predict InfectiousnessHIV-1 RNA concentrations in semen and vaginal secretions can be used as a marker for HIV transmission risk, suggests a new two-year study of serodiscordant heterosexual couples in Africa. The relation was independent of plasma HIV-1 concentrations,... Read more »
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Vaginal secretions, shaving and scratching
Posted by grcboy30
I am a male who recently had sex with an ex gf. We had been broken up for 8 years. I used a condom which didn't break and we did not engage in oral sex either way. My question is, I shaved my chest and just below my belly button but above my pubic... Read more » hand job by prostitute
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
can you get hiv from a hand job by a prostitute???Worried. Read more » hand job by prostitute
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I received a hand job from a prostitute. Can I get HIV/STD's from this. I am in an exclusive relationship, we don't wear condoms, do I need to be tested before my girlfriend and I have sex. I am really worried...Read more » vaginal secretions
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can HIV be transmitted from pre-cum to vaginal secretions, or does it have to directly enter the bloodstream through a cut or sore?
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