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Mouth Ulcers And Bleeding Lip Hiv Risk
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Mouth ulcer and hiv riskHi! I recently performed oral sex to a guy, his hiv status unknown, his penis had precum and i had a bit of an ulcer on my lip. I felt his penis rub against the mouth ulcer felt a bit pain but did not notice any bleeding. Knowing that saliva could...
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi there:I would not be concerned and do not think this incident warrants testing. In health,Richard...
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Bleeding Gum & Mouth UlcerDr. Reznik,My gum bleeds frequently each time I brushed my teeth. Is it OK if I shared toothpaste... Read more »HIV thro' mouth ulcer ?After my meal, I went to the toilet to rinse my mouth. I squirted some hand-soap & proceeded... Read more »
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HIV and Your MouthTable of Contents Oral Problems Are Common Oral Conditions That Are More Common in HIV+ People Oral Health and Street Drugs Oral Health and Tobacco Getting Dental Care Taking Care of Yourself Oral Problems Are Common Oral... Read more »
HIV and the MouthStarting and Keeping Good Oral Health Disclosing Your HIV Status Oral Conditions of HIV Disease Abnormal Cell Growth Bacterial Infections Viral Infections Fungal Infections Concerns for HIV-Positive People Considering or Who Currently Have... Read more »
Coital Bleeding and HIV Risks Among Men and Women in Cape Town, South AfricaThe researchers set out to examine the prevalence and sources of coital bleeding among men and women living in a township in Cape Town. Genital bleeding during intercourse may play a part in facilitating the spread of HIV in South Africa, which has... Read more »
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HIV Thro' Mouth Ulcer ?!?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I went to the toilet to rinse my mouth after my meal. I squirted some "hand-soap" from the dispenser, rinsed my hand and filled my mouth with tap water. After spitting, I raised my head & found someone's blood (certainly not mine) mixed with...
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Mouth ulcers?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Can mouth ulcers increase the risk of HIV transmition through oral sex? I have performed oral sex to another guy of unknown status whilst I have had an ulcer on the inside of my top lip.
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Mouth Ulcers and Strip Clubs
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
the talk about mouth ulcers has me really worried. I wnt to a strip club about two weeks ago and ended up sucking on a woman's nipple for a few minutes. Was on a business trip. Shouldn't have gone out like that. It's been bothering me ever since....
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Herpetic ulcer in the mouth
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi everyone. Im 26 years old female from Western Europe. I had unproteceted sex with someone several times. Since then I think i m living a nightmare. Every symptom that happens to my body i think its hiv. I'm a hypochondriac person anyway and i... Read more »
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