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Seroconverting After Insertive Oral Sex
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Do people write back about the time they took to seroconvert?Dr. Bob,How are you? I read about your brother... I have a sister living with cancer... I cannot put into words what I feel. I do not have the possibility to be with her more than once per year (she is living in another country). But I call her...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Marius,The vast majority of folks who become infected with HIV will seroconvert (develop detectable levels of anti-HIV antibodies in their blood) in three to six weeks. Your negative HIV tests at 3 and 8.5 weeks are extremely encouraging. Good...
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So How Many Got Infected Via Insertive Oral 2 (ORAL SEX RISK)First off, do you consider a negative rapid oral test done 11.5 months after a few seconds of... Read more »insertive oral sexI had insertive oral sex without protection with a sex worker in Europe. Am I at risk?... Read more »
Articles
Methamphetamine and Sildenafil (Viagra) Use Are Linked to Unprotected Receptive and Insertive Anal Sex, Respectively, in a Sample of Men Who Have Sex With MenIn the current study, researchers investigated the association of methamphetamine, sildenafil, and other substance use with unprotected receptive and insertive anal sex among men who have sex with men (MSM) through an encounter-specific analysis.... Read more »
Overweight Teen Girls More Likely to Start Sex EarlyThe amount of food their daughters are consuming, or the extra pounds they are packing on, may now be the least of parents' worries. According to a recent study (registration required) presented at the annual meeting of the American Congress of... Read more »
More on Oral Sex and the Risk of HIV TransmissionIn the following article and an article by Janice Price , we will entertain two different views on oral sex transmission of the HIV virus. Detailed interviews of a cohort of gay men with acute infection provide further evidence that oral sex can be... Read more »
The Buzz Factor: Most Talked-About Stories on TheBody.com in 2010As an action-packed year for the HIV/AIDS community draws to a close, TheBody.com takes stock of 2010 in a new series of articles, "HIV/AIDS Year in Review: Looking Back on 2010 (and Ahead to 2011)." Read the entire series here . Every year,... Read more »
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insertive oral sex
Posted by deddy, 1 Reply
my risk was insertive oral sex, i have a 2 months test negative...can i be infected anyway? tanks Read more » some people diagnosticed by insertive oral sex??
Posted by ghoneer, 2 Replies
can i received any ansewer please.!!!
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insertive oral sex and vih
Posted by nightsunami, 2 Replies
I had a situation of little risk, insertive oral sex, but nevertheless I have the inflamed ganlios of the neck and am scared of to have had vih. that they think of my case?
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insertive oral sex
Posted by ghoneer, 1 Reply
i have a MEIA to 18 weeks ago from my expositure: Insertive oral sex. can I stay save?can i forgot the VIH? what do you thanks? i would like your answer, im te parthner insertive.
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