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Symptoms Of Venereal Disease In A Man
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Does gay men facesitting transmit venereal disease (FACESITTING)Dear doc, Last night I let a man prostitute sit on my face and smother me with his bare ass. Is it safe? Does it transmit venereal disease...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Believe it or not, even questions about "facesitting" have indeed been addressed previously in this forum. (See below.) Readers, remember to check the archives!Dr. BobWill gay facesitting transmit aidsJul 1, 2007 Hello,dear doctor....
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incurable venereal disease?Hi, Dr.Kull. I have 2 questions today. I had looked at a leaflet telling that there are known 25... Read more »Veneral infection by kissingHi, thenks in advanced. Im very worried because I have a pregnant wife. I went 2 days ago to a... Read more »
Articles
Australia: Venereal Disease on the Rise Via Unsafe Gay Oral SexRecent dramatic increases in gonorrhea and syphilis infections among men -- rates not seen since the early 1980s -- indicate gay Australians are unaware of the STD risks of oral sex, sexual health experts say. There were 405 gonorrhea cases in the... Read more »
Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV-Related Risks:How Common Are STDs? STD Prevention and Treatment Bacterial STDs Viral STDs Parasitic STDs STDs Transmitted by Other Means Sequellae of STDs (Possible Complications) STDs and HIV STDs Increase Risk for HIV How HIV Impacts... Read more »
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) -- OverviewWhat Is a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)? How Many People Have STDs? How Do You Get an STD? What Are the Symptoms of STDs? How Do You Get Tested for STDs? Can STDs Cause Health Problems? How Are STDs Treated? How Do STDs Affect... Read more »
New Mexico: STDs on the Rise in Those Over 45 and Show Few Symptoms, So Get TestedWith the knowledge that people age 45 and older represent the fastest-growing STD population, New Mexico health experts are urging residents to take steps to prevent infection. "Sexual health is everyone's responsibility," said Tara Misra, health... Read more »
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dead man, dead man walking
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i keep reading odds and stats and all of the one time insertive vaginal sex stuff. i'm wondering if my constant depression, well worthlessness, my infidelity, how i let down my wife and family. if that's really whats still eating me alive from the...
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Question about STD symptoms
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Recently, I received unprotected oral sex at a party. After the incident, I got really nervous producing every symptom for every STD I could find on the internet for a few days. However, after like 3 or 4 days, when I calmed down, all the symptoms...
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Tested Many Times but still symptoms
Posted by rustychaucer5968, 1 Reply
Hi. I have been tested for other std's and negative. I have been tested 6 times with ELISA and all negatives. I am not having unprotected sex or putting myself at risk for HIV Infection. My last at risk exposure for HIV was on OCtober 2006. I was...
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