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Muscle Ache After Licking Anus Sign Of HIV AIDS
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HIV infection by licking pussy , sucking nipples ?Hi , I need a urgent help.History/Background : I had sex with a sex-worker 8 days back.I used condom for the intercourse.But in foreplay i licked the pussy and sucked her nipples.Issue/Reason for Worry: From next day morning I had watery...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Cunnilingus ("licking the pussy") carries only a very low risk for HIV acquisition. See below. "Sucking nipples" is not considered an HIV risk.Regarding your "sexologist," I have several concerns:1. HIV-antibody...
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My Anus MuscleMy anus muscle isn't working after radiation treatmets b/rectum cancer, what can I do? I... Read more »Muscle aches - HIV induced???Upon further research I think your answer was not entirely correct. It seems HIV itself can cause... Read more »
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STRANGE MUSCLE ACHES
Posted by michel2222, 2 Replies
Hello!After having unprotected vaginal sex with a woman of unknown HIV-status (though I doubt she had a history of high risk behaviour), the following happened: -After 1 month, I had a cold, which included severe sneezing and some coughing. It lasted... Read more » licking a prostitute??
Posted by needhelp1111
hi, ill try and explain as much as i can!3 days ago i went to a massage parlour, i had a prostitute that placed a condom on me for oral sex so i know this isnt an issue...but, she also went into the 69 position on me and i did for a few seconds lick... Read more » SIGNS OF HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
What are the first signs of H.I.V.(if exposed) during the first 8 weeks?
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JawACHES
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is a aching jaw a sign of anything related to HIV/ARS. Please answer this question for you. I have to know. Thank you.
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