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How Long Do I Wait To Get Tested After Lap Dance
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FREAKING OUT over slip in judgementWent to a strip club and after way too much to drink, I was escorted to the VIP room for a "lap dance". Things quickly progessed and I was getting an unprotected blow job for a few minutes, then she put a condom on me and started riding me. After...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
...transmission/acquisition would be dramatically decreased. The only remote possibility would involve the private dancer, who danced on your privates, still being in her window period, whereby she could be HIV infected but not yet have detectable...
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please clarify the results....... will do a donation of $30Dear Doctor........please give me your openion I took a HIV DNA PCR test on 13th December nearly at... Read more »Interesting Lap Dance questionDear Dr. Frascino,I read few of your answers and found your answers very supporting for people.I... Read more »
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HIV Testing...you are infected, you can transmit HIV to others during the window period even if you test negative. About 5% of people take longer than two months to produce antibodies. Testing at 3 and 6 months after possible exposure will detect almost all... Read more »
CD4 Cell Tests...cells. When CD4 cells multiply to fight an infection, they also make more copies of HIV. When someone is infected with HIV for a long time, the number of CD4 cells they have (their CD4 cell count) goes down. This is a sign that the immune system... Read more »
Viral Load Tests...infection. (See Fact Sheet 102 for more information on HIV antibody testing.) For prognosis , viral load can help predict how long someone will stay healthy. The higher the viral load, the faster HIV disease progresses. For prevention , ... Read more »
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first and last lap dance of my lifetime
Posted by Anonymous, 10 Replies
...3 weeks ago I went to a strip bar with my friends, being my first time, friends bought me a lap dance. During the dance, I sucked on her nipples for few seconds, kissed her ears by the ear ring (not dry) and finally she slipped
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Cunilingus, possible hiv???
Posted by stressed1, 1 Reply
...Good morning, Please offer some advise! approx 4 weeks ago, I was in a lap dancing bar, and very drunk, To cut a long story short I basically performed oral sex on her for no more than 20 seconds, no intercourse
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Are Lap Dances Harmless? Is Testing Needed?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
...wear a condom underneath his pants and underwear? I am concerned over the fact that vaginal fluids may soak through both the dancer's underwear and the customers pants, I am even worried if vaginal fluid gets on the customers pants in the first...
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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
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