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Time From Exposure To Herpes Breakout
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Ask the Experts
Can PEP inhibit an herpes breakout ?I am on PEP and I notice 3 days after the exposure some little red spot on my penis. It disappeared one hour later. Could Zilarvir avoid a breakout ?I am wondering if I can get the Hepatitis B vaccine while I am on PEP ?...
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Isolated red spots on the penis would be an unusual drug reaction. I would have these examined. HBV vaccine is fine during PEP. DW...
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Zoster BreakoutsHello and thank you for being there for all of us who have so many questions and concerns. My... Read more »Please doc, 8th time posting.....real exposure, not a lapdance or sitting on a toilet!Please respond Doc - I know you get thousands of emails a day but most of them you answer seem to... Read more »
Articles
New York Times Examines Research Efforts Into Pre-Exposure ProphylaxisBy the middle of next year, more people from around the world will be enrolled in trials to test pre-exposure prophylaxis as an HIV prevention method than in trials for HIV vaccine candidates or microbicides, according to a report released Sunday by... Read more »
Non-Occupational Post Exposure PreventionIntroduction Why Do People Use PEP? Occupational vs. Non-Occupational How Do You Assess Your Risk of Exposure? What Are Your Options? What Are Reasons to Not Use nPEP? Choosing an nPEP Regimen -- Which One? Which Two NRTIs Should You... Read more »
New York Times Examines Internet Strategies for Alerting Partners About HIV, STI ExposureThe New York Times on Tuesday examined the use of various Web-based tools that allow people to alert their sexual partners about possible exposure to HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. According to the Times , research indicates that... Read more »
Teens With More Exposure to TV Sexual Content Twice as Likely to Have Sex as Those With Less Exposure, Survey ShowsTeenagers who are exposed to a large amount of sexual content on television programs are twice as likely to have sexual intercourse as teenagers who have less exposure to such programs, according to a RAND survey published in the September issue of... Read more »
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reoccuring herpes breakouts
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I have read somewhere that if you have herpes and you have reoccuring breakouts that can be an indication of HIV. Is there any truth to this?
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Acne or Herpes strain?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I believe I contracted something from a risky exposure several months ago and now I'm worried I might have passed it on to my girlfriend. I've tested negative for HIV after 6 months. So Im not worried about that. However, I noticed my girlfriend is...
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Unfortunate Sexual exposure/ injection exposure
Posted by joe62, 1 Reply
Hi to the wonderful people of this website. I want to narrate my story for information and advise.I am an expat, while away to a third world country, i had a contact with a women with unknown status, and she stayed with me for two weeks, I was well... Read more » Herpes question
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can u catch a different strain of herpes from someone if you yourself had herpes for 10+ years but had an unprotected exposure with someone who just recently got it from someone they were involved with......
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