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Is Swallowing Precum Safe
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Ask the Experts
spit or swallow which is safer ? (SPIT OR SWALLOW, 2010)what is safer to spit or to swallow ? is it safe to spit ? can you still get an std from if you spit cum out ?
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
...between like and love - Spit or Swallow". Whould this go along those same lines. "Safe or Unsafe - Spit or Swallow"Is it true that swallowing is safer then spitting?????I one 1 Year Old HIV + guy in the San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles,...
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swallow or spit (SPIT OR SWALLOW, 2009)hi, is it safe to swallow the cum from a guy? some says its okay but I want to be assured Read more »To swallow or not to swallowI recently gave a blow job to a man I am seeing but I don't know his std status. He told me he got... Read more »
Articles
A Telling Tale of Trick or Treat: Remember to Spit, Don't Swallow!Earlier today I noticed a preponderance of pumpkins, Costco-sized bags chock-full of small boxes of Milk Duds and other dental cavity inducers, and munchkin-sized costumes fit for either a mini Lady Gaga or a Tea Party Rally for Christine "I am not... Read more »
Search for a Cure: Don't Swallow: A Look at the Risks of Oral SexBeth Dillon of the Center for Disease Control's (CDC) most recent work focuses on determining the risk of oral sex transmission of HIV. But Beth was surprised this issue made front-page news. Her findings are far from the irresponsible headline... Read more »
AZT: A Hard Pill To Swallow! Some Reasons for It, Some AgainstAgainst By Vic Hernandez, DR.P.H. There are many theories on the extent of the role of HIV in AIDS. Some believe that HIV is the sole cause; some believe that HIV is a catalyst for an auto immune disorder; and some believe that HIV holds no... Read more »
Oral Sex: What's the Real Risk for HIV?...that would create abrasionsor cuts in your mouth before performing oral sex. Use mouthwash or a breathmint instead. Avoid swallowing pre-cum, semen, or vaginal fluids. Use latex condoms for oral sex on a man (try the unlubricated,... Read more »
Connect With Others
swallowing
Posted by sadface, 2 Replies
Oral sex..if I was to "swallow" does that put me at risk for Hiv?? Thanks all.. Sf
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Swallowing Cum
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
...is married and we have been having an affair for a little over 2 years and he uses a condom for anal but now I have started swallowing his cum during oral sex.
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Finding some pills hard to swallow?
Posted by taurusthecat, 2 Replies
...recently started ARV therapy and one of the pills I take (2 per day) are Nevirapine (Viramune). Now I'm well-acquainted with swallowing pills, I take a whole handful each day in the form of supplements and don't usually have an issue with gagging...
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swallowing infected bload
Posted by lost, 3 Replies
...i ve been experiencing difficulty in swallowing for 2 months now, i don't have a sore throat at all, i am not sick, i feel very healthy, i only have this problem i feel like
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