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Risks Of Hiv From Hooking Up
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Ask the Experts
URGENT - Hooked up with an HIV+ man, what are my risks?I apologize for being graphic, but I am wondering about the risk factor for these activities...Several weeks ago I (female) hooked up with a guy whom I later discovered is HIV+. We did not have sex, but we did dryhump through my underwear, which was...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hey, T.The first thing to point out is that if you had not "later discovered he is HIV+," would you be at any less risk right now? Nope! That's why we need to assume all our sexual contacts could be HIV infected and take all the...
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Terrified after anonymous hook upHello Dr. Bob, Firstly, thank all the work that you and your team do - it's really admirable... Read more »Hooker Hook-upTo the point:I'm male - had vaginal sex w/ a hooker with a condom.She blew me without a... Read more »
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Getting His Message Out by Hook or by CrookNo one will ever mistake Dwyane Lawson-Brown for just another AIDS educator. He is the after-school coordinator for Metro TeenAIDS in Washington, D.C., yes, but there is also his dreadlocks and after-hours careers in break-dancing and poetry... Read more »
South African Anti-Rape Condom Could Reduce Risk of Pregnancy, HIV, STDsSouth African inventor Sonette Ehlers on Wednesday unveiled a new device that, when worn inside a woman's body like a tampon, hooks onto a man's penis during intercourse, and is intended to deter sexual assault and rape, Reuters reports. The device... Read more »
Prosecuting HIV: Take the Test -- and Risk Arrest?Imagine meeting someone online, having a nice chat, and then deciding to hook up. You have HIV, but you're adherent to your meds and have had an undetectable viral load for years. You and your sexual partner use a condom. Sometime later, the partner... Read more »
Risk of HIV Reinfection May Be Similar to Risk of Initial HIV InfectionThe risk of HIV reinfection, sometimes called superinfection, has not been clearly established. Given the risk of initial sexual HIV infection from a single exposure in population studies is commonly calculated as generally low (although these... Read more »
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Am I off the hook??
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I had a low risk encounter, preforming oral sex on a male without protection. There was no ejaculation in the mouth but there may have been pre-cum or some semen before he came.I was tested negative at 81 days with a third generation ELISA. Am I done... Read more » One time incident with a hooke
Posted by oi812Help, 1 Reply
Had a one time encounter with a hooker. I was very drunk and I am very regretfull. She gave me a condom I put it on and she provided lub. Not certain of the lubrication product but it did come in a pump (looked like hand lotion but I'm not certain)....
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HIV risk?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
About a month and a half ago, I hooked up with a male who might be HIV positive. We kissed, and he gave me a blow job. I did not give him a blow job or have anal intercourse with him. He came on my chest and I flipped out. Is it possible for me to...
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HIV risk from a hickey
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can I get HIV from getting a hickey? Thanks. Read more »
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