Msm And Hep C

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Sex and Hep.C

I am haveing trouble, I have hep.C and I want to have sex with my friend, can he get it from me, and how is it transmitted from one to the other ? oral or reg. sex?...

Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.

Tufts University School of Medicine

Sexual transmission of hepatitis C is very uncommon even among monogamous couples over many years (about 2 percent chance). There is some risk among men who have sex with men. There have been several studies recently showing that acute hepatitis C... Read more »

Transmission of HCV during sex.

Dr. McGovern,During oral sex I was recently exposed to allot of blood on my penis, from the mouth... Read more »

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hepatitis c and hiv

my partner is hep c and hiv i am also hiv.. we are very much in love and we would like to have sex... Read more »

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