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Vaginal Ultrasounds
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mono and hiv?I had a vaginal ultrasound three months ago. I suspect the device was not properly sterilized and didn't see the nurse put a condom on the device, which she should. Within this three months period I have been experiencing sore throat, mild...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
First of all, refer to my response to Very confused-what is for a description of infectious mononucleosis and Mono and HIV. To answer your question about the relationship between mono and HIV, there really is none. Primary infection with HIV and...
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vaginal sex, then anal sex, back to vaginal sexmy partner and myself have started to experiment with anal sex withoutcondoms. I read some articles... Read more »Liver ultrasound resultHi Doc, appreciate if you could interpret my liver ultrasound result and i quote:The liver is... Read more »
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VaginitisWhat is vaginitis? Vaginitis is a term for any infection or inflammation of the vagina. What are the symptoms of vaginitis? In general, vaginitis may cause itching, irritation, or abnormal vaginal discharge. There are a several different kinds of... Read more »
European Commission to Deliver Humanitarian Aid, Including HIV/AIDS Funding, to MyanmarECHO , the European Commission 's humanitarian aid department, last month pledged about $18 million in funding aimed at vulnerable populations in Myanmar -- also known as Burma -- and refugees living along the country's border with Thailand,... Read more »
Ohio: More Money Key to Preventing AIDS, Advocates SayCleveland HIV/AIDS advocates echo the remarks of national health leaders who told a House subcommittee on Sept. 16 that the fight against the disease needs more funding. "The programs that desperately need funding aren't getting the necessary... Read more »
Common GYN Conditions in Women Living With HIV/AIDSTable of Contents Bacterial Vaginosis Cervicitis Chlamydia Gonorrhea Herpes Simplex Virus Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Molluscum Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) Period Problems Syphilis Trichomonas (Trich) Vaginal Candidiasis (Yeast... Read more »
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HIV from dirty ultrasound wand?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
okay for some who dont know there are two types of ultrasounds...one that goes on the stomach, and the other one where they put a wand up your vagina to check out your ovaries. Well recently i just got both of those ultrasound tests done...and I am...
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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 secretions
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can HIV be transmitted from pre-cum to vaginal secretions, or does it have to directly enter the bloodstream through a cut or sore?
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Can vaginal warts go away on their own???
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was just wondering if vaginal warts can just go away or if you have to get them removed????????????????
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