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Vaginal Dryness And Hiv
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Is Throat dryness a symptom of HIV?Dear Doctor, I'm 26yr old male,15 days ago I had protected sex with a prostitute, on the next day I felt throat dryness and abdominal pain after jogging for 30 minutes. Till now my throat dryness exist and turned irritation even after taking...
Response from Erik Glenn, M.A.
Chicago Black Gay Mens Caucus
Thanks for your question,But your throat dryness doesn't have anything to do with the <b>protected</b> sex that you had. For two reasons: 1) protected sex poses <b>no risk</b> for HIV and 2) protected sex poses...
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Mouth DrynessHello Dr, I am HIV+, I was on Atripla then my Dr changed my meds when Atripla failed, I am now on... Read more »dryness in my hands and mouthDear DrI am a 41 yr old male. I was infected by the hiv in april 2003.My vl is 1250..my cd4 were... Read more »
Articles
Vaginal HealthIt's hard to get information about HIV and women's health issues. Yes, I'm talking about birth control, yeast infections and menopause. As a woman living with HIV, what do I need to know about my health down there? -- E.R., Kamloops, BC ... Read more »
Vaginal Ring Could Protect Against HIV, Researcher SaysA researcher with Weill Cornell Medical College has developed a vaginal ring that releases microbicides and could prevent HIV and unplanned pregnancies, ANI/ Times of India reports. Brij Saxena -- a professor of reproductive biology and... Read more »
Anti-HIV Gel Shows Promise in Large-Scale Study in WomenAn investigational vaginal gel intended to prevent HIV infection in women has demonstrated encouraging signs of success in a clinical trial conducted in Africa and the United States. Findings of the recently concluded study, funded by the National... Read more »
In Clinical Trial, Vaginal Gel PRO 2000 Found "Safe but Ineffective" at Preventing HIV InfectionA vaginal gel designed to protect women against HIV "was found to be safe but ineffective" in a clinical trial, Agence France-Presse reports, citing a study published online in the journal Lancet . The gel, PRO 2000, was tested in two different... Read more »
Connect With Others
Can i get HIV if i lick a vaginal fluid on-----
Posted by von, 1 Reply
Hi can i get hiv if i lick a fresh vaginal fluid on her underwear
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Is it possible to get hiv from vaginal discarge
Posted by AZT, 1 Reply
basically I'm just curious if there is casues of it going through a girl's panties, through her pants. Enough to leave a chance of getting hiv from it. Would vaginal fluids/vaginal discarge be noticable if they were left on a black leather seat? Read more » UNPROTECTED VAGINAL INTERCOURSE WITH HIV POZ WOMEN
Posted by jaelitt, 7 Replies
On 7/1/2012 i had unprotected vaginal sex with hiv positive women 2 weeks after i started to fill really ill. It started with a sore throat then dehydration,nausea,headache,dry skin,sore neck,loss of appetite and energy,eye irritaion and a few days...
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hiv transmission w/o vaginal intercourse
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Does anyone know what the possibility is that one could get HIV if the penis never actually entered the Vagina, but had precum and was placed near the labia and clitoris?Read more » Advertisement
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