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Topping A Poz Bottom With Condom
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Poz bottom with poz top issuesIs there such a thing as "worse" infection if a poz bottom has unprotected sex with a poz top? Or is positive just positive?...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hey Jimmy,"She said she didn't have anything so . . . ." Hmm. Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy you broke Dr. Bob's two cardinal rules of engagement!Rule #1: We must consider that all our sex partners could be "positively charged"...
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Protected Top/ Chlamydia/ HIV poz bottomHello Dr. I was recently dating a guy who turned out to be a maniac. the first two weeks we moved... Read more »poz to poz sex,guy prefers no condoms (POZ ON POZ BAREBACK)I recently had sex w/a person and when we started,I exposed my status.I was surprised when he also... Read more »
Articles
"The Rectal Revolution Is Here": Getting to the Bottom of Rectal MicrobicidesIf condoms are over 90 percent effective, when used constantly and consistently, in preventing the spread of HIV, then why do we need more options in our prevention toolbox? Why aren't condoms working? This very blunt question was posed by Jim... Read more »
"By the Way, I'm Poz"How do you tell someone that you are dating that you are HIV-positive? It's not an easy thing to do, by any standard. I've discovered that the longer one waits to disclose their status, the harder it becomes. No one wants to be judged on and... Read more »
Consumer Reports Finds Seven Condom Brands Top the RestSometimes the quality of a condom makes the critical difference, particularly if you're in a mixed-status relationship and want it to remain that way. But which condoms are least likely to pop under pressure? Consumer Reports recently put 20... Read more »
Should You Disclose Your HIV Status to a Potential Sexual Partner?For many years now, the focus of prevention has been on trying to get society as a whole to adopt condom use as a way of life. Perhaps this approach was successful early in the epidemic, but today the mood has drastically changed. AIDS is no longer... Read more »
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tops and bottoms question.
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
is been a top expose you more? if the chances are low as they had said, how come straight guys get infected by a girl?i knew a couple that the top never used condoms, i am just very comfused about this. i am a top myself, and try the best to... Read more » Top (-) bottom (+) Can the top get it ?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
My boyfriend is neg.(Top) i'm bottom and (+) his dream is have sex with his loved one without condom,is the risk high for him to get it???If i don't bleed during the penetration and he doesn't have a hurt on his penis can he get the virus?? Any help... Read more » top or bottom
Posted by jerrybeat, 2 Replies
does anyone know the stats on a top vs. a bottom infection ratio?basically my top lovers condom broke durring anal intercourse, and im positive, he knows im positive. is it as likely for hime to become infected as if i had ttopped him? Read more » Where does transmission occur for bottoms and tops
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Does anyone know exactly how the virus transmits between bottoms and tops? I can understand how it happens in the bottoms case, the intestinal wall absorbes all types of things, however what about the just inside the sphincter? Could you... Read more »
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