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Menstrual Blood Public Restrooms And Hiv
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HIV risk for blood "possible exposure in public restroom?"hi dr. i had an incident at the gym where i had to use the restroom urgently the stall had menstrual blood in the inner walls of the toilet which seemed inbeded because it didn't flush away anyway i was cautious. i have a case of anal fissures...
Response from Erik Glenn, M.A.
Chicago Black Gay Mens Caucus
Thanks for your question,You had <b>no risk</b> for HIV. There are many reason why you have no risk. One of the strongest reasons is that HIV simply can't survive in the open air. Well before the time you entered the stall, the HIV...
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DOJ Investigating Alabama Resort After Manager Prohibits HIV-Positive Child From Using Pool, RestroomsThe Department of Justice is investigating Wales West RV Resort in Silverhill, Ala., in preparation for a possible discrimination lawsuit after a manager at the facility prohibited an HIV-positive child from using the facility's swimming pool and... Read more »
Physicians' Group Recommends Using Public Cord Blood Banks, Routine HIV TestingAt its meeting in Hawaii this week, the American Medical Association adopted new guidelines to help doctors counsel pregnant women about donating their babies' umbilical cord blood to public cord blood banks. "Umbilical cord blood stem cells are... Read more »
University of California Should Ensure That Publicly Funded HIV/AIDS Medicines Are Available in Developing Countries, Opinion Piece Says"HIV therapies only reach 30% of patients in need," Eric Sawyer -- co-founder of ACT UP NY , Housing Works and Health Gap and senior adviser to aids2031 -- and Jay Purcell -- who serves on the national coordinating committee for Universities... Read more »
IDCR-o-Gram: Management of Occupational Exposuresi to Blood or Body FluidsiiCDC. Updated U.S. public health service guidelines for the management of occupational exposures to HBV, HCV and HIV and recommendations for postexposure prophylaxis. MMWR . 2001; 50(RR11):1-42. CDC. Appendix B. Management of occupational blood... Read more »
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Menstrual Blood
Posted by Moe, 2 Replies
Hi There,Here is my story. I was with a high risk worker women and during foreplay I started rubbing her clit with my hand (no fingering). I later put my condom and licked my hand to wet her vagina. While attempting to penetrate her (penetration... Read more » 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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HIV toilet seat blood?
Posted by tubbyone1, 1 Reply
I went to the public library restroom today & saw some blood on the toilet seat. I wiped it off with tissue paper, then sat anddid my business. i didn't see any blood left over, but after i got up, i saw some blood on the inner side of the seat....
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