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Vomiting After Anal Fingering Worried I Have HIV
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anal penetration by finger causes worryI met a guy at a club and we jerked off together. While we were doing that we each fingered each other's butts using some baby oil. He did not cum but i did. After we were done I noticed that I had a little blood from where he had his finger...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
It is theoretically possible that one could get infected if infected semen on another person's finger or hand came into contact with your rectum. The exact probability of it happening is difficult to determine, but there is no epidemiological...
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Double anal fingeringHi, I am slightly worried about an incident some days ago. I was fingered by another guy, and I... Read more »Dr Frascino....... Fingers & AnalHow Are You Mate!Thats right another aussie!!! Ans this one is a Dr Bob fan! I was messaging... Read more »
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Getting Real About BarebackingFor about three years now there's been a lot of shrill posturing and finger-wagging about barebacking, the trendy, '90s designation for unprotected anal intercourse between gay men. Glossy, superficial gay magazines, wretchedly produced TV news... Read more »
HPV, Anal Cancer and Cervical Cancer in HIV-Infected PeopleAt CROI 2009, I had the opportunity to sit down with Joel Palefsky, M.D., a prominent physician/researcher in the area of cancers related to human papillomavirus. We discussed an important study he presented at this conference regarding the link... Read more »
HIV Testing 101Is It a Risk? How risky are certain activities? Pick one from the pulldown menu or click here and find out! Select a sexual activity Pick an activity Anal Sex (In general) Anal Sex (Insertive) Anal Sex (Receptive) Anal/Vaginal Intercouse... Read more »
Anal Cancer Still a Risk to HIV-Infected Men Who Have Receptive Anal IntercourseThe incidence of anal squamous cell carcinoma is higher in gay men, presumably because receptive anal intercourse increases exposure to and infection by human papillomavirus (HPV). There are multiple types of HPV. The early changes in the rectal... Read more »
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ANAL FINGERING
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I HAVE WENT TO A PALOR AND GOT A HAND JOB WELL THIS WAS DONT THE LADY PUT HER FINGER IN MY BUT HOLE IF SHE HAD A CUT WHAT ARE MY RISK SOMEONE PLEASE HELP I AM VERY SCARED
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rimming/fingering/anal bleeding!!!
Posted by davegraham1
I want to know the risks for certain sexual activities that were performed on me by a guy that is very sexualy active. I am aware this guy always performs safe sex but other ctivities are not protected.He rimmied and fingered me for a fair bit of... Read more » HIV EXPOSURE FROM A GUY FINGERING AND DEEP KISSING
Posted by Katietaylor, 1 Reply
Please can someone give me their honest opinion on whether this is a reason for me to be concerned and tested?Im going out of my mind with worry and keep checking my body for HIV symptoms due what I believe my risky exposure. Im a 34 year old woman... Read more » Fingering?
Posted by sean1978, 3 Replies
I am just curius if anyone has any comments regarding this heavily resaarched issue. I have looked into many reports and articles to find mixed opinions. Is fingering (anal or vaginal) a risk for HIV? If so, is the risk equal to sexual intercourse? ...
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