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Sucking Penis Elisa
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penis suckingcan penis sucking lead to pregnancy...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,"Can penis sucking lead to pregnancy?" (Hmm . . . can anyone really wonder why we need age-appropriate, science-based sex education in our schools?!?!?)No dearie, penis sucking cannot cause pregnancy. However, penis sucking just...
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disease from sucking own penis ?Hi, could you get any disease, STD, HIV or other diseases from sucking your own penis; i am a... Read more »HIV infection by licking pussy , sucking nipples ?Hi , I need a urgent help.History/Background : I had sex with a sex-worker 8 days back.I used... Read more »
Articles
Penile Cancer Linked to Sexually Transmitted Virus, Study SaysNearly half of penile cancer cases are linked to human papillomavirus (HPV), according to a new study led by Silvia de Sanjose of the cancer epidemiology research program at the Barcelona-based Catalan Institute of Oncology. The investigators... Read more »
Washing Penis Soon After Sex Increases Risk of HIV Among Uncircumcised Men, Study SaysWashing the penis minutes after sex might increase the risk of HIV infection among uncircumcised men, according to a study funded by NIH 's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and presented on July 25 at the 4th IAS Conference on... Read more »
Circumcision May Prevent Sex-Related Penis InjuriesA recent study finds circumcised men were less likely than their uncircumcised peers to report penile cuts, abrasions, and other injuries from sex -- perhaps helping explain why circumcision is linked to a lower risk of female-to-male HIV... Read more »
San Francisco "Healthy Penis" Syphilis Campaign SuccessfulSan Francisco Department of Public Health researchers say a 2002-2005 campaign to encourage men to test for syphilis was successful. The Healthy Penis campaign featured comic-strip penis-shaped characters as mascots. The department sponsored the ads... Read more »
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stds from having your balls sucked/licked?
Posted by team1, 4 Replies
obviously in everything there is a chance? but is there a great chance of getting any STDs from getting your balls and shaft (not the head of the penis though) sucked??thanks Read more » this sucks!
Posted by Anonymous
with the testing i have done (up to 5 months, PCR and ELISA), i thought i had made it through all of this despite the "symptoms" that came out of nowhere. now, this JOHN IN LONDON thing, if it is true. i don't want to go through this [censored]...
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this sucks
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
This really SUCKS. The place I did my test said the results would be in today. Well I called and they said due to the holidays, they were kind of short handed at the lab, and friday I need to call back. SO much for a nice thanksgiving. Hey Jackie...
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HOME ACCESS SUCKS
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
To those of you who have seen my post from before, I'm sorry, but I really have an ax to grind. If you have not seen my past post please take a look. Don't waste your money or time with this outfit. Hell they use the oldest ELISA test on the market,...
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