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Is Burning Urethra A Symptom Of HIV
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burning in urethraage 68 yrs. had unprotected sex on 15 06 2011. got terrible bladder pain next day. got elisa test after 15 days. negative. got pcr dna test on 29 08 11. negative. got weston blot test on 05 09 2011 negative. got elisa on 15 10 2011again, negative....
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi there:You are negative for HIV from this incident. Any testing done outside of the 90 day window can be considered conclusive. Have you been tested for other STD's? Having unprotected penetrative sex puts you at risk for other STD's as...
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Urethra or ShaftDear Ryan, Thank you so much to your previous reply, you are so efficient. What I would like to... Read more »Warts in urethrathe wart in my uretha, keeps comming back, is this a sign my immune system is failing, my last... Read more »
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HIV through the Urethra
Posted by Anonymous
Can anyone tell me how likely it is to get the hiv virus if it comes into contact with your urethra only. Be it by being the insertive partner vaginally or anally, or even using another persons sexual fluid to masturbate with. Does it just take a...
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urethra
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
exposure =broken condomno ulcer or bumps on penis head, but there is a dark pigmented spot on the side, HIV infection? Please respond, going nuts Read more » Urethra...?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
OK, here is what many will think is a DUMB question, but I wanted to ask anyway...Assuming penile/vaginal sex, for a man to catch the virus, he has to have an opening on his penis..assuming there is no cuts or open sores, then the only place it can...
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Early HIV symptoms?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I've had weird symptoms for the last month (more intense the last two weeks). They started with itching and then came a huge headache (constant with front and back of the head), pain in my neck, a little bit of diarrhea (gone now), a white tongue... Read more »
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