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Testing Negative After Foreplay
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Nipple foreplay and he bit too hard causing bleeding: HIV risk for me??I was having foreplay with my new boyfriend. He is in the military and is clean but is due for his bi-annual std testings this week. I am recently divorced and completely disease free. He was sucking and biting my nipples and bit too hard causing a...
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi there:You could have caught Syphilis. The primary symptom of Syphilis is a small, painless bump called a chancre. In addition to appearing in and around the vagina and rectum, the chancre can appear in the mouth, and transmission can happen when...
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I had sex with my girlfriend.on the foreplay i licked the pussy.Can HIV / STD or any other disease spread through licking the pussy?... Read more »Help Please-Foreplay ConcernHi Dr. Bob:Let me thank you for all the help you provide through this forum. Gob Bless you and... Read more »
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New Mexico: So Far, All Tests Negative in Screening GlitchPrecautionary testing of people who were given unsafe blood glucose tests at a community event has not turned up any infections, according to a University of New Mexico School of Medicine official. A group of students in the school's physician... Read more »
California: HIV Tests Negative for Porn Actors Who Performed With "Patient Zero"HIV tests conducted on the co-workers of an adult-film actor diagnosed with the virus in October have discovered no new infections, the co-founder of Vivid Entertainment told the Los Angeles Times on Friday. "We can confirm that all performers who... Read more »
Boyfriend Tested NegativeAutumn Preusser "I'm a 31-year-old transsexual woman living in rural Arkansas with my boyfriend of five years. I enjoy dancing and music, and I really like photography. I am disabled and on SSI (Supplemental Security Income). Right now I'm just... Read more »
Taiwan University Hospital: Five Recipients of HIV-Positive Organs Test HIV-NegativeOn Thursday, Taiwan University Hospital reported that five transplant patients who mistakenly received organs from a deceased HIV-positive donor continue to test HIV-negative. Medical staff started the organ recipients on HIV prophylaxis a day after... Read more »
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Tested Negative, but ex tested positive...
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
My ex tested negative a month after our last encounter but he tested positive seven months after that encounter... I decided to get tested days ago, result: negative at 13 months (last friday, Rapid test) but I still have some symptoms that come...
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11 weeks and Tested Negative. Test Again?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I tested negative about 11 weeks after I broke up with my last partner. The result is shy of 2 weeks, since 13 weeks is consider conclusive.But would being "One 1/2 week" shy, really make a different in the result of my test? Read more » test positive after a negative 6 weeks test
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
has anyone ever heard of this happening with a person with a normal immune system?
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if i test negative, does he still need to test
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I have been in a monogamous relationship with my boyfriend for almost a year. We usually have unprotected sex. Although I trust that he is monogamous with me as well, I don't know that much about his past sexual history. So I'm planning on getting...
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