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Seroconverting After Frottage
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Frottage With EjaculationDear Dr Cordova, I'm writing to you regarding a recent awakening of my libido which has resulted in me resuming my practice of frottage with other men. Recently I've had an all night encounter with another man whom I've met through a...
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi there:Frottage is considered a safer sex activity. It is not a risk for HIV. You do not need to get tested for this incident in particular. In health,Richard...
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lapdance+frottageIs a (nude) man recieving a lap dance from a stripper with her undies on considered frottage. Is... Read more »Another frottage questionDear Dr. Bob:Thank you so much for all the hard work you do with this site. It is very helpful.Now... Read more »
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Australian Men's Sexual Practices in Saunas, Sex Clubs and Other Male Sex on Premises VenuesAlthough sex on premises venues (SOPVs) for men who have sex with men (MSM) have been implicated in the spread of STDs, little research has described men's sexual encounters in these venues, particularly the degree to which men from different... Read more »
Does PrEP Stop HIV in Its Tracks?Last year, studies CAPRISA 004 and iPrEx found large decreases in the risk of HIV infection with the use of the HIV medication tenofovir, taken orally or topically (via skin). Such a strategy is called PrEP, for pre-exposure prophylaxis... Read more »
HIV Drugs Prevent Infection in African StudyHIV patients on antiretroviral therapy are less likely to transmit the virus to their seronegative partners, according to new research presented Wednesday in San Francisco at the 17th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. The news... Read more »
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Is frottage safe?
Posted by Justagirl, 2 Replies
I've searched The Body for an answer and can't seem to come up with one. Anyways, according to Dr. Bob, frottage is safe. But what happens if a guy who is not wearing a condom rubs his penis in my clitoral region? Is it possible to get infected?...
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Frottage
Posted by nuthugger24, 2 Replies
Just wondering since my exposure included this: Has anyone ever heard of anyone testing hiv postive after being exposed to HIV positive seminal fluid during frottage? Also if a HIV positive persons seminal fluids get on recent razor burn can HIV...
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frottage
Posted by Liloki, 2 Replies
I am a gay male who is worried that I have exposed myself to the hiv virus. My last partners is hiv positive, undetectable viral load and has otherwise good health. A week ago while we were naked in bed I began rubbing my penis on his anal region....
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frottage exposure - scared to death
Posted by devilangel, 1 Reply
hi,can anyone help me here? i am a little - in fact a lot , freaked out. i dont know wht to do. well i recently visited a private sex worker. we started with kissing and fondling. i rubbed her vagina and used some saliva to lubricate it. i then made... Read more »
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