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How Long Do I Wait To Get Tested After Insertive Oral Sex
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So How Many Got Infected Via Insertive Oral 2 (ORAL SEX RISK)First off, do you consider a negative rapid oral test done 11.5 months after a few seconds of insertive oral to be considered definitive or conclusive. Do I need a regular blood test to confirm my Woo Hoo?Dear Doc Bob,Thank you for replying me on...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Do I consider a negative rapid test 11.5 months "after a few seconds" of insertive oral sex to be definitive and conclusive? Yes, absolutely!Can you really WOO-HOO! Absofrickinlutely! It's long overdue! All this...
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Insertive Oralisterine Sex, Dry Cough, Chest Pains (LISTERINE 2010)Dear Dr Bob, I only ask this question as I am genuinely unable to find the answer to it in the... Read more »risk of insertive oral sex.............hi, Dr. Bob..........i was on risk due to unprotected insertive oral sex on 20th Nov.2010 with... Read more »
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Australia: Rural Drug Users Wait Twice as Long Between HIV TestsAccording to a new study from Australia's National Drug and Alcohol Research Center, rural intravenous drug injectors typically wait twice as long between HIV tests as city IDUs. In addition, they are much more likely to rely on other users for... Read more »
Money Well Spent: Opt-Out Testing in Prisons Can Catch STD Cases and Save Taxpayers Money in the Long RunHow much do you think it would cost the health department of a major American city to reduce the amount of gonorrhea, Chlamydia, syphilis and possibly even HIV by 20%? More importantly, if you had to devise the simplest and most cost-effective way... Read more »
HIV Testing 101Is It a Risk? How risky are certain activities? Pick one from the pulldown menu or click here and find out! Select a sexual activity Pick an activity Anal Sex (In general) Anal Sex (Insertive) Anal Sex (Receptive) Anal/Vaginal Intercouse... Read more »
Lowering the Risk of HIV After Sex or Other ExposurePost-exposure prophylaxis -- or PEP for short -- has long been used to minimize the chance of HIV infection among healthcare workers exposed to the virus (primarily through accidental needlestick injuries). 1-3 It is also generally available in... Read more »
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Uncircumcized: Insertive Oral Sex
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I have read many responses in this forum that say that there is no risk to a male if he receives unprotected oral sex and testing is not recommended. I have also read that being uncircumcized increases one's risk as there are Langerhans Cells in the...
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unprotected insertive vaginal sex-Jazz and others
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Would like to ask a few experts on this board......Jazz and others. Here is my story.I was on a business trip a couple of weeks ago and met a girl (unknown status) in the bar of the hotel I was staying at. She was very hesitant on going back to... Read more » INSERTIVE ORAL SEX
Posted by nightsunami, 3 Replies
I HAVE TESTED 5 MONTS AND 3 WEEKS AGO FROM MY EXPOSITURE OF INSERTIVE ORAL SEX... ITS CONCLUSIVE THIS TEST??IM NEGATIVE
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insertive oral sex and vih and hepatitis b
Posted by nightsunami
can i infectet by hepatitis B for insertive oral sex?? i have a negative VIH test from 1 year...
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