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Is Drinking After Someone Safe
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Is urine-drinking safe?I like to drink my mistress urine, is it dangerous or a save sexual game ? Icant find any answer on that, culd you help ? Thanks Rene...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program
Rene, Thank you for your question. Drinking urine is low risk as far as HIV isconcerned. The concentrations of the HIV virus in urine is so low, thatnobody to date has been infected with HIV this way. If however, there wereto be blood in the...
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Is it safe to drink your own semen?I'd like to know if drinking your own semen is safe?... Read more »Specific alcohol question -- NOT toxicity, adherence, or safe sexEverything I've read on this forum seems to indicate that moderate (1-2 drinks) alcohol... Read more »
Articles
IRIN/PlusNews Examines Efforts to Increase Access to Safe Drinking Water Among HIV-Positive People in SudanIRIN/ PlusNews on Monday examined efforts to increase access to safe drinking water among HIV-positive people living in Sudan. According to IRIN/ PlusNews , people living with HIV are especially vulnerable to diseases that can be spread through... Read more »
Is Drinking Water in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, Safe for Infant Formula?In developed countries, HIV transmission from mother-to-child has decreased dramatically by the use of antiretroviral therapy and replacement of breast-feeding with infant formula. In developing countries, short-course zidovudine and nevirapine... Read more »
Australia: The Morning After -- Backpackers' Drinking Habits Linked to High STD RatesThis summer holiday period, the New South Wales Health Department, four Sydney-area councils, and the NSW Backpackers Operators Association are targeting young international travelers with safe-sex messages. The "Safe in the Sack Project" kicks off... Read more »
Drugs, Drink'n and Smok'n Part IThis is a two-part series on drugs. This month I'm writing about ecstasy, crystal-meth and cannabis and their side effects. When you take meds of any kind or mix any of the drugs listed, you increase your chances of something going wrong. It's not... Read more »
Connect With Others
How Safe Is Safe?
Posted by dancin_man, 4 Replies
I am newly diagnosed gay male who is trying to navigate his way through dealing with this process. Obviously testing positive brings up a whole array of issues dealing with sex, and I wanted to use this forum to raise my issues/questions, and get...
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Safe to travel to Russia/Eastern Europe???
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I'm planning a trip to Eastern Europe and Russia. However, I'm not sure if I'm taking an unreasonable risk with my health, given that my CD4 count is around 200. My doctor seems especially wary of Russia, but I've heard a couple of others who say it...
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how safe is safe sex?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I've read on reliable websites (webmd.com) that using a latex condom is 98-100 effective in preventing HIV infection. Has anyone ever been infected with HIV after having protected sex where there was no break or slips in the condom? Is it safe to... Read more » Drinking and ARS
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Would severe drinking during the window cause ARS to slow down or come sooner?
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