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Probability Of Getting AIDS From Lap Dance
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lap dance and bathroom visitDoctor Bob,Thanks for answering my question. I will sleep better tonight and all nights. I guess if hiv was that easy to get, a lot of guys would stop visiting strip clubs and using the bathroom after a rub a dub at the bada bing. You take care...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,You're welcome. Even if the risk were greater, I'll bet guys would still rub-a-dub-dub at the Badda Bing!Stay safe. Stay well.Dr. Bob...
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Permission to WHOHoo? Vaccinations + TB test + lap danceThis week I have to get a HIV AB 1+2 and RPR. These exams and shots are for immigration reasons.... Read more »Another Lap Dance QuestionHi,I really appreciate what you do here. I have been through the forum and have found much... Read more »
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Dancing with AngelsAIDS killed all of the really good dancers . . . . Or at least that's what was running through my mind one summer in Massachusetts. I was on Cape Cod to perform in Hyannis, but that night found me in Provincetown, at a "Disco Night" somewhere on... Read more »
Leading Researcher Says China's AIDS Data Probably AccurateChina's official HIV figures are in line with a new UN report on global infections, according to AIDS expert Dr. David Ho. The globally famous researcher, who helped found New York's Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center, remarked on the numbers ... Read more »
New U.S. Global AIDS Chief Gets to Work Right AwayHours after his Senate confirmation, the new U.S. global AIDS coordinator flew from the Bay Area to Geneva. Dr. Eric Goosby was sworn in as soon as his plane landed and got directly to work leading the U.S. delegation in a meeting with the UNAIDS... Read more »
Arkansas Gets $4 Million for AIDS EffortArkansas will receive close to $4.4 million from the US Department of Health and Human Services to provide prescription drugs, medical care and support services for HIV/AIDS patients. About $1.8 million will provide case management and baseline... Read more »
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Are Lap Dances Harmless? Is Testing Needed?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi. I am wondering whether lap dances, where a woman wearing a thong, t back, or g-string, rubs her self, including at times her genitals, against a clothed customer, whether or not that is risky for HIV or other STDs? I thought that if they were...
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Lap Dances
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I was in New Zeland recently and went for a lap dance. All the while during the dance I had my clothes on and she was naked. The thing that worries me is that at one point of time I could feel the vagina of the girl on the shaft of my penis through...
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Are There Risks in Receiving Lap Dances?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Do any of you think that lap dances are risky? Say the man is clothed and the dancer is wearing a very skimpy g-string? Is it possible for her fluids to soak down beneath the man's pants? IS it even posisble for him to get traces of vaginal fluids...
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Lap Dance, HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
I feel embarassed posting this question but I need some input. A few nights ago I went to a strip club with a friend where I got a lap dance. This is when the dancer dances on your lap and occassionally grinds your penis with her buttocks. Anyways,...
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