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Is Hiv Present In Menstrual Blood
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HIV from menstrual blood on gym equipmentHi Dr. Bob. First off let me see that you're website is such a blessing, I am living in a small (very small, hick if you will, southern town -my husband's idea) but one of my HIV + friends turned me on to your website before I moved from...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,They "closed the gym indefinitely because of the scandal." YIKES! No doubt HIV ignorance, stigma and hysteria are alive and well in Small Town, U.S.A. If any of the small-minded folks living in Small Town, U.S.A. had had even the most...
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Menstrual Blood and HIVPlease Dr. Frascino...i will donate $100USD if you respond to my plea!!About 1.5 months ago, i had... Read more »Menstrual BloodQuestion: I am wondering what the risk is of contracting HIV from a woman who is menstruating.... Read more »
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Menstrual Changes and HIVTable of Contents HIV and Menstrual Problems How Does HIV Cause Problems? Can HIV Drugs Affect the Menstrual Cycle? Finding the Cause of Menstrual Problems What Else Can Cause Menstrual Problems? Dealing With Menstrual Problems ... Read more »
Menstrual Disorders in HIV-Infected WomenTable of Contents I. Introduction II. Causes of Abnormal Menses in HIV-Infected Women III. Assessing Menstrual Irregularity in HIV-Infected Women IV. Managing Menstrual Irregularities in HIV-Infected Women References I.... Read more »
Understanding HIV-Related Lab Tests I: Complete Blood Count and Blood ChemistryLab Tests Are Important Tools The Basics Complete Blood Count (CBC) Blood Chemistry (Chemistry or Chem Screens) The Bottom Line Lab Tests Are Important Tools Having regular lab tests is a necessary part of good health care. Lab... Read more »
Blood Work: A Complete Guide for Monitoring HIVIntroduction Complete Blood Count (CBC) Red Blood Cells: The Oxygen Carriers White Blood Cells: Infection Fighters Platelet Count Chemistry Screen (CHEM-25 OR SMA-25) Lymphocyte Subsets and Viral Load: Specific Tests for People With HIV ... Read more »
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Prolonged menstrual period an HIV symptom?
Posted by anonymous34134, 1 Reply
So, I had an HIV scare in November 2007. I had unprotected oral sex with a guy (he went down on me, and I went down on him, but he didn't come). A few weeks after that I developed a bad cough and thought I might be HIV positive. I got tested 3...
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condom failure during menstrual cycle
Posted by vendredisoir, 1 Reply
Hello all, First of all, thanks to everyone for the many great posts on here. Have been lurking for a while. Here's my story: I am a negative male who was having protected vaginal intercourse with a woman late in her cycle (had to be told to notice)... Read more » Exposure to blood....
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I'm fairly knowledgeable about HIV as I'm positive myself.But, recently, my boyfriend and I had sex and I am going through my period. We always use condoms, but when he pulled out, naturally the condom was bloody and he got a little bit of blood on... Read more »
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