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Vaginal Fluid Elisa
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hiv in vaginal fluid enters condom fused with sperm cause hiv?Sir, Recently I had a sex with a prostitute, only one time. Firstly I undressed her. I just touched my finger on her vagina (not inserted fully) and felt wet fluid from her vagina on my finger. The touching on her vagina not more than 5 seconds....
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
HiThe risk of HIV transmission though what you have described is very small. Fingering someone carries one of the lowest risk of HIV transmission. HIV does begin to die once it is outside of the body. Touching her vaginal fluid and then putting on...
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Vaginal Fluids on palm of hand and fluid taste, nipple suckingDear Robert,Having recently returned from Asia, I am worried about the few hours I spent naked with... Read more »vaginal fluid,secretion and hiv infectionDr.Judith,is there any difference between the vaginal fluid and vaginal secretion related to hiv... Read more »
Articles
Presence of Lactobacillus May Reduce HIV Concentration in Vaginal FluidIn this summary of her study, Jane Hitti, M.D., M.P.H., of the University of Washington at Seattle, examines study findings suggesting that a bacteria known as lactobacillus, which occurs naturally in the vaginal flora of many women (and is similar... Read more »
Frequently Asked Questions About HIV/AIDS (Part One)What exactly is AIDS? Definition of AIDS Which body fluids can transmit the HIV virus, and which ones don't? How is HIV transmitted? Criteria for HIV transmission Can you get HIV through oral sex? What are the risks from fingering someone? ... Read more »
HIV TransmissionHow is HIV passed from one person to another? Which body fluids transmit HIV? How well does HIV survive outside the body? Can I get HIV from anal sex? Can I get HIV from vaginal sex? Can I get HIV from oral sex? How can I prevent HIV... Read more »
Trichomonas Vaginalis Treatment Reduces Vaginal HIV-1 SheddingThe researchers wrote that vaginal HIV-1 shedding has been associated with Trichomonas vaginalis (TV) infection and may play a role in HIV transmission. The study's purpose was to determine if effective TV treatment reduces the presence of vaginal... Read more »
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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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Vaginal Fluids + Viral Load
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How does this actually work?If a man has unprotected vaginal sex with an HIV+ women, what are his chances of getting the virus? Do a women's vaginal fluids have to contain a certain amount of the virus, even if some does get into the tip of the... Read more » Can you get hiv if some vaginal fluid got mixed in a water bottle and you drank it.
Posted by AZT, 4 Replies
I mean would you be able to taste it, and if you couldn't is there any chance of getting hiv from it?
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Vaginal Fluid on Nipple
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Please help me. I recently received a lap dance from a stripper who had touched vagina and then her breast. Within a minute or two I briefly licked her nipple. I am scared to death that I might have contracted HIV this way. Actually, if I did, I...
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