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What Exactly Is Testim For
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What are the risks of using a testosterone gel, testim?Can you advise me exactly what the statistical risks of prostate cancer for users of testim, testosterone gel and how do they increase with prolonged use?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
This forum is exclusively for the discussion of side effects of HIV treatment (antiretroviral therapy). Long-term use of testosterone replacement has not been well-studied (for example compared to hormone replacement in women which is a very...
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Testim by AuxiliumHas Testim been approved for treatment in HIV? Is this similar to Androgel? What can you tell me... Read more »TestimNelson,My doc prescribed me testim 1 at one pack a day. My test levels are arond 700 but my... Read more »
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EXACT Exposure
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Ok....So everyone wants to know my exact exposure....Here goes. I was in a bath house in Miami (REALLY STUPID IN KNOW!) I had my cock sucked by some guy in the steam room. Then back in my room I had my cock sucked by a guy along with some...
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What exactly is safe sex?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
What exactly is safe sex? Is it practicing oral sex? And what is mutual masturbation? I've heard that its when you masturbate yourself in front of your parter but it seems to not make any sense. I thought that you were suppose to touch your partner...
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Exactly what do you consider to be protection?...
Posted by dsaklad, 3 Replies
Participants writing to this forum have mentioned protected sex or using protection.Different people have different ideas about what constitutes protected sex. Even different partners in a relationship have different ideas about what is... Read more » what exactly are floaters?
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I keep seeing little specs when I look is that normal?Read more »
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