Insertive Oral Sex Scared I Have AIDS

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Insertive Oral sex Risk..Dr. Shannon or Dr. Richard

I have read your answer in which you said there is no risk of HIV transmission in receiving oral, Kissing or hand job http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/SafeSex/Q223485.html"Unless the pre-cum hasn't been exposed to air for long time"...

Response from Shannon Southall

Rocky Mountain CARES

HiHIV begins to die once it leaves the body. This is why it is a very small risk of HIV transmission.Hope this helps,Be well and stay safe, Shannon... Read more »

Insertive Oral Sex

Hello Doctor, I have tremondously read your posts and I am positive that I do not have HIV, but... Read more »

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D. »

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... Read more »

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D. »

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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 - RISK?!

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

is it true that there are no risks for insertive oral sex? all of this talk about hiv infections through oral sex, have been receptive oral sex right? meaning the person whose mouth is on the genital is at risk. not the person who is recieving oral... Read more »

Insertive Oral Sex for 1 min. Pls respond...!

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

Hell All Doctors and HIV experts,

I am in very tesnsion due to being Insertive partner during Oral Sex in an encounter with a female sex worker...

I m wondering what are my chances of becoming positive when receiving Oral Sex from a woman for less... Read more »

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? Read more »

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