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Odds Of Getting AIDS Touching A Cut
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can you get aids from touching sweat with small nondeep cuts on your hands???can you gets aids from an infected person by touching their sweat with small nondeep cuts on hands??...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Nope. Next question!Dr. Bob...
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vaginal touch with cut on fingerHi Doctor BobI have asked you a couple of questions before from another e mail adress,, I know your... Read more »Can you give yourself HIV/AIDS? - by semen contact with a cut or wound of yourself? (CAN YOU GIVE YOURSELF HIV/AIDS)hiya docI was wondering about this cause a couple days ago I was masturbating myself after... Read more »
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Two- to Sixfold Decreased Odds of HIV Risk Behavior Associated With Use of Syringe ExchangeThis community study of the San Jose, Calif. syringe exchange program (SEP) compared the HIV risk behavior of exchange clients with that of nonclients. The researchers followed a prospective cohort of 259 untreated injection drug users a mean of... Read more »
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Cut on finger and toilet seat
Posted by xtreme, 1 Reply
thanks for the responses! Much appreciated! Another 2 questions regarding HIV transmission - 1. I had a cut on my finger where I was fingering my girlfriend - does this pose as a risk for HIV for her to get infected if I had the virus or me getting... Read more » Odds of Infection
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
What are the odds/chances of being infected with HIV from a one-time oral sex encounter? I am a male who received oral sex from another male whose status I did not know. That is my ONLY risk. It was something that I was curious about, but after...
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Paper cut guy is touching condom guy also
Posted by Anonymous
Do you notice some have the paper cut question and touching condom question, they are one in the sameRead more » Enough about paper cut (touching condoms) freak
Posted by Anonymous
Yeah from what i heard from dude those posts under other peoples name late last night were all from paper cut guy, he wated until everyone was sleeping so we wouldnt catch him. Im registered now. If everyone does this , he'll have to go back to...
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