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Massage And HIV
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massage and HIVHi,I have been to different massage parlors from the last 2-3 months and every time the girls ejaculate me with oil. Can I get HIV from this by their hands. Also one time a girl took my penis in her mouth and ejaculate me. I am worried about it. Can...
Response from Ewald Horwath, M.D.
University of Miami School of Medicine
Masturbation, as you describe it, is not associated with risk of HIV infection. However, oral sex is associated with a low degree of risk unless you use some sort of barrier, like a condom....
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Gave a massage to an HIV poz guyHello there, I am a male massage therapist and gave another male a massage. He was nude on the... Read more »Body Massage -- HIV risk?Ryan,Recently I was foolish enough to have a wet body massage in Thailand. This involved the girl... Read more »
Articles
Atlanta Ends Ban on HIV-Positive Massage TherapistsOn Dec. 4, the Atlanta City Council unanimously voted to amend a city regulation to allow people with HIV to be licensed as massage therapists. Prior to the amendment, massage therapist applicants had to submit a physician's note stating they were... Read more »
Georgia: "Direct Threat" to Spread HIV?The American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia (ACLU) is asking Atlanta, on behalf of an HIV-positive massage therapist, to revise a 1984 ordinance requiring a health certificate stating massage therapy practitioners are free of communicable... Read more »
Beijing Gay Venues Join AIDS Intervention CampaignNineteen popular gay entertainment venues in Beijing -- bars, massage parlors, and health clubs -- have signed up for the Beijing Anti-AIDS Association for MSM (men who have sex with men) Venues, a group started on May 31 by AIDS prevention... Read more »
Stress Management and HIVTable of Contents Stress and HIV Signs of Stress Common Causes of Stress How to Decrease Stress Depression Other Tips for Reducing Stress Stress and HIV Everyone deals with a certain amount of stress every day. But if you're... Read more »
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massage, fingering, rubbing, HIV, STD screen
Posted by mass, 2 Replies
sorry if it is stupid question. i had massage a few days ago. i fingered her and got some amount of fluid though i washed it away shortly. i suspect i left some fluid somewhere on her underwear. then later put on my underwear and rubbed her vaginal...
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Hiv from unsanitary lotion in non sexual massage
Posted by jackieole, 2 Replies
Hello. Can you catch Hiv from a non sexual massage. I went into a fairly nice spa and had a half hour massage. I noticed the lady (who was very nice) was using a jar of cream.. not a pumop bottle. I have had anxiety issues in the past and i noticed...
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presenter.trainer, massage therapy consultant
Posted by jackigethner
since 1988 have presented and worked with HIV/AIDS from prevention to pallitive care . have 501c3.agencies,targeted groups,conferences,retreats with cont.ed possibilities. http://home.earthlink.net/~jackigethner
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Simple massage
Posted by JimD, 2 Replies
Some time ago during a massage I was getting the person probed my rectum with his finger, shortly after that the massage ended. That was on a Sunday night. Friday morning which was 4.5 days later I woke up with a rash in the middle of my chest....
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