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Is Dysplasia An Std
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Transmission of stdam being treated for anal warts (yuk). I am married and read that the virus could be transmitted to my wife if she masturbates me because the virus is present in precum. Is this true? Is normal vaginal intercourse a risk in transmitting the virus...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
G'day Jimbo,I think somewhere along the way someone got their virus acronyms confused. The virus that causes anal warts is HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) and is indeed transmitted by direct skin-to-skin contact. This virus is not found in pre-cum...
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Mild dysplasiaI have been told by my doc that I have mild dysplasia. This is the second time in 7 months it came... Read more »Cervical DysplasiaMy doctor says that cervical dysplasia is commonly seen in hiv+ women. My question is...would... Read more »
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Relationships Between Perceived STD-Related Stigma, STD-Related Shame and STD Screening Among a Household Sample of AdolescentsIndividuals' perceptions of STD-related stigma (negative societal attitudes toward STD infection) and expectations of STD-related shame (negative personal feelings) that would result from a positive test can be important barriers to STD testing.... Read more »
Routine Brief Risk-Reduction Counseling With Biannual STD Testing Reduces STD Incidence Among HIV-Infected Men Who Have Sex With Men in CareThe researchers evaluated whether routine, twice-yearly STD testing, together with brief risk-reduction counseling, reduces STD incidence and high-risk behaviors. The SUN study is a prospective, observational HIV cohort study carried out in four US... Read more »
San Francisco: STD Testing Campaign for Gay Men Under WayFollowing last year's successful campaign to promote STD testing among gay men, a team of San Francisco health advocates is once again calling for a "spring cleaning" during the month of April. The drive is the brainchild of Castroguys, a group of... Read more »
Connecticut: State Health Officials Recommend Testing for STDsThe week of April 22 is designated Connecticut STD Testing Week, and state Department of Public Health officials are urging sexually active residents to get screened. One in four U.S. adults will have an STD at some point in their lifetime, said DPH... Read more »
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Dysplasia
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Well I have dysplasia. I get to have my cervix treated on Thursday. What fun. It's only mild but enough to be a pain in the ass. Hope it dosen't hurt!Read more » A pos test for HIV, STD could mean another STD too
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If you've tested positive for AIDS HIV or an STD it could mean there's another STD too. Get the standard STD clinic tests from a medical center clinic or your doctor.Read more » STD testing
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How long do I have to wait to test for other STD's besides HIV?Read more » Did you get the other standard STD tests yet?
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Did you get the other standard STD tests yet?...Read more »
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