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Is It Possible To Get HIV From Lap Dancing
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HIV from a Lap Dance?Is is possible to get HIV from a lap dance, where a stipper "grinds" her body against yours. While I realize that we both are clothed, I'm concerned given the close contact of both of our mid sections.
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program
...Thank you for your question. Put very simply, I am not aware of any cases of HIV being transmitted through a lap dance of any type. It is extremely important that you do not convince yourself that you have
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Female Stripper- HIV risk from poles & lap dances?I'm a stripper & many dancers worry about catching stds from sitting on chairs, etc. There were... Read more »Re: hiv frottage / lap danceHello Doc, Thanks a ton for your response and those 'good karma' words.Just a small quick question.... Read more »
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Lap Dance, HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
...again but I think I remember putting my arms over my crotch and lap so she wouldn't contact my semen. Is it possible I could get HIV infected tis way, since I did come fully? The semen left a wet spot on my jeans. If from her grinding, she had...
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first and last lap dance of my lifetime
Posted by Anonymous, 10 Replies
...this woman's status, if blood was present in the kiss or not, I am petrified now. I am constantly in the fear of contracting HIV. I intend to get tested at 3 months but this wait seems eternal and even then I won't have the courage to test. I am...
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Cunilingus, possible hiv???
Posted by stressed1, 1 Reply
...the last too weeks I have had severe sinusitis, this has been confirmed by my doctor Could you please advise the chances of HIV from my situation and has sinusitis ever been a first sign of HIV Thank you in advnace for your help
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Please help
Posted by Anon1984, 5 Replies
...found out she was a prostitute, there was no other sexual contact apart from standard lap dance things, is it possible to catch HIV from this, what are my risks
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