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Sharing Vibrators Do I Need To Get Tested For AIDS
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One in a Million I know but Please answer-VIBRATORSMr. Frascino,My name is Heather and I am 18 years old. I live in a small town in Utah and word gets around so I can't really call my doctor. Anyway, my friend and I got her mom's vibrtor out of a drawer in her bed and I used it. The...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi Heather,No, I would not recommend you spend any money (let alone $375!) on HIV testing. HIV does not survive very long at all outside the body. Consequently, your HIV risk is essentially nonexistent. For the record, however, I still don't...
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Want to share this video on HIV and AIDS research (AIDS DENIALISTS, 2010)I Doctor. I watched this video and wanted to pass it on to you so if you ever get the time to watch... Read more »please read will donate a lot, scared college student 3 Months and scared about symptoms, my story is probably shared by a lot of students out there, giv me the strength to get testedI have written you before concerend about three months ago, I am still very concerned from the same... Read more »
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Good Vibrations please
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I have recently read some messages with a bit of acid in their words, Im not going to enter in particular discussions about it. I only hope all of them that are worried to be HIV negative and meanwhile, as they choose to be here at this forum, they...
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My First Labs: Please Share Your Thoughts
Posted by Anonymous
This site has helped me so much. Please help me work through the following. Those of you who dont mind so many questions. This is all new to me:I recently tested positive for HIV and I believe the seroconversion happened within a year. I recently... Read more » I need to be shared by everyone
Posted by PeaceP, 3 Replies
I am positive. It s very terrible thing that I never ever imagine in my life. I dont know what i should do now. I do not believe much in the treatment in my country, Viet Nam. But I know a thing that I have to do anything to last my life for longest...
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HIV Risk in Sharing Soap (Masterbuted with the same soap)
Posted by arjun, 3 Replies
Dear Doctor, I can understand HIV will not transmit in this way, but put my mind at rest I am asking this question. I have severe back pain, so went for Ayurvedic Massage (Professional). Had a massage, full oil on my body So, the person wiped... Read more »
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