Testicular Pain After Swallowing Precum What Are The Chances Of HIV

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Chance of HIV in swallowing urine

My new girlfriend urinated in my mouth during orgasm. I ended up swallowing some. We have been practicing safe sex and not exchanging fluinds. Any chance of STD's from this?...

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.

The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation

Hello,Urine is a sterile fluid and therefore not a risk for STDs, including HIV, unless it contains visible blood.Dr. Bob... Read more »

Chance from Pre-cum

I met an African American man in early February. We ended up talking about having sex, but I... Read more »

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D. »

How many proven oral sex infections solely from precum proven?

I read a lot about the "possibility" of HIV infection from Oral Sex.. but the studies... Read more »

Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H. »

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Beth Dillon of the Center for Disease Control's (CDC) most recent work focuses on determining the risk of oral sex transmission of HIV. But Beth was surprised this issue made front-page news. Her findings are far from the irresponsible headline... Read more »

A Fighting Chance for Fulfillment

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HIV transmitted through precum for 4 seconds of anal sex?

Posted by mooch3r, 2 Replies

I am 20 years old male. I am growing extremely anxious about a sexual encounter I had with a man last night. I know I should have known better but I met up with a complete stranger over the net, and he took me to a gay sauna. At one point he tried... Read more »

PRE-CUM + HIV

Posted by Anonymous

I've read a lot of worries and a few post about pre-cum.

In most cases pre-cum is a low low risk esp. with oral sex.

The risk with pre-cum is greater when it comes to anal and vaginal sex, man or woman.

When a penis enters an orafice, not the mouth, it... Read more »

Pre-cum, testing, etc....

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

Pre-cum has a higher concentration of HIV than semen. It's been studied under the microscope. That's why they warn against any type of unprotected oral sex as well. Doesn't matter if the guy cums are not....if you have an "opening", the more... Read more »

pre-cum???

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I picked up a dancer in a gay bar to perform oral sex on me. We got naked and as I was putting on my condom, he was stroking his penis. My condom was stuck, so he used his fingers to take it off and helped me put it on inside out. I am worried that... Read more »

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