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Masturbation And AIDS
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Masturbation and AidsI masturbate everyday and clean the sperm with a cloth and i use the same cloth everyday to clean the sperm after masturbating does this cause AIDS? I wash the cloth once in 2 weeks i know its not hygenic but does this cause any STD?...
Response from Ewald Horwath, M.D.
University of Miami School of Medicine
Masturbation does not cause AIDS or any other STD....
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Does MASTURBATION cause AIDS?DOES MASTURBATION CAUSE AIDS... Read more »masturbation cause of aids?hello, sir,is masturbation cause of aids? because i masturbate everyday.please tell me some... Read more »
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Pickett Fences: Rising Above the PainI have always said, "If I ever stoop to giving cheap advice in my column, take me out back like Old Yeller." I have also never been one to engage in shameless self-promotion. It's not that I don't adore masturbation, but, you know, if I have my... Read more »
New Jersey Government Officials, AIDS Advocates Attend First State Conference on AIDS in Latino CommunitiesThe Elizabeth, N.J.-based Latino social service agency PROCEED, the Hispanic Directors Association of New Jersey and the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services on Thursday and Friday held the state's first conference on HIV/AIDS in... Read more »
Ugandans Say Talk, Not Abstinence, Wins AIDS WarUganda has waged a successful fight to reduce its HIV/AIDS infection rate by enlisting the entire population in a frank discussion about sex. Their HIV-fighting mantra is referred to as ABC: abstain, be faithful or use a condom. Condom use is... Read more »
A Look Back at the History of AIDS in the U.S.In the summer of 1981, an immunologist from Los Angeles and a dermatologist from New York reported some unusual findings in the Centers for Disease Control's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report . Their articles, published a month apart, hinted at... Read more »
Connect With Others
Explain why masturbation with panties is no risk
Posted by Worried12, 5 Replies
Im sorry to make ANOTHER topic, but Im finally about over it. Please go in depth why I couldnt have gotten HIV. On fluid soaks into the panties does it die? Once it dries does it die? How long would it live? If the panties were wet is there a risk?...
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I masturbated with a pair of used panties
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Any risk for HIV of STDs? I think I have worried myself into symptoms. Dr. Bob says no, but I'm still worried.
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Masturbation - worried
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Can you get STD's or HIV from someone masturbating you. The girl was a topless dancer - I paid her money and am worried about it. Do I test. I don't know if she had scratches on her hand. I did not touch her and no oral/vaginal sex. Just jacked...
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HIV/AIDS
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I have not ever had sex with any person. The only thing I have done is self-masturbation, but recently I had this burning sensation around my right foot. It feels like it has a fever. I'm a little worried, because I get a lot of sore, throats,...
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