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Oral Sex And Menstrual Blood Hiv
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Three questions: Use of Condom after 'fingering'Worried about prostitutesOral Sex & Menstrual Blood?Question 1:I recently had a single vaginal sex encounter with a U.S. female (4 weeks ago). I used a condom but prior to application I had 'fingered' the lady in question. I am pretty sure that my hands were 'dry' when I applied...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program
Hi. Thank you for your questions.The answers to these 3 questions is essentially the same.Fingering is a low risk activity for HIV. This issue has been addressed in greater detail in several previous questions, listed in the Sexual Transmission...
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menstrual blood on penis after protected sex - WILL DONATE GENEROUSLY!!!Doc - I just had sex with a high-risk prostitute. I used condom (i think correctly, since i am... Read more »menstrual blood residueHello,Firstly thank you for providing such a fantastic resource.Sorry for asking what may be a very... Read more »
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Menstrual Changes and HIVTable of Contents HIV and Menstrual Problems How Does HIV Cause Problems? Finding the Cause of Menstrual Problems What Else Can Cause Menstrual Problems? Dealing With Menstrual Problems Taking Care of Yourself HIV and Menstrual... Read more »
HIV and Oral SexCan I get HIV from oral sex? For HIV counselors and safer sex educators, that has to be the most frequently asked question of the last two decades. The connection between HIV infection and oral sex has been debated since HIV was discovered. Even... Read more »
Menstrual Disorders in HIV-Infected WomenTable of Contents I. Introduction II. Causes of Abnormal Menses in HIV-Infected Women III. Assessing Menstrual Irregularity in HIV-Infected Women IV. Managing Menstrual Irregularities in HIV-Infected Women References I.... Read more »
Gay South Africans Excluded From Donating Blood"A man who has had sex with another man within the last five years, whether oral or anal sex, with or without a condom or other form of protection, is not permitted to donate blood and must please not do so," South African National Blood Service... Read more »
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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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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 » HPV+ Herpes Outbreak+ Oral sex w/ HIV+ parter=HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I received oral sex from a girl who is HIV+. I have some genital warts from HPV and had a Herpes Outbreak at the time. Am I infected with HIV? What are my chanes? Are there any documented cases or could I be a first? I am married and need URGENT...
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