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Will Gonorrhea Go Away After You Get A Shot
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gonorrhea and hiv (HIV AND GONORRHEA)Hi Dr RobertFirst of all, i would like to congratulate you and this site for this wonderful work. Second, i'd like to say that i am sorry for my poor english. I am from Brazil and i am not very fluent, but i will try hard.I'm worried...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi Brazil-Guy,Your concerns are largely unwarranted. Gonorrhea can be transmitted via oral sex quite easily and efficiently. HIV, by comparison, cannot. In fact it's quite difficult to transmit HIV via oral sex, particularly via the receptive...
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gonorrhea of the throatI recently did some crystal meth by snorting and a few days later I ended up with a severe sore... Read more »Gonorrhea and/or HIV?Hello Dr. Bob,I am a male who recently performed oral sex on a girl for several minutes followed by... Read more »
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Australia: Rates of Gonorrhea, Chlamydia SurgeChlamydia diagnoses last year in Australia grew by 17 percent over the 2009 figure, while gonorrhea diagnoses shot up by 25 percent, the Kirby Institute reported today. More testing does not account for all of the increases, said David Wilson, an... Read more »
CDC Recommending New Drugs to Treat GonorrheaCDC on Thursday recommended that physicians begin using a different class of medications to treat gonorrhea after surveys showed that drug-resistant cases of the sexually transmitted infection are on the rise nationwide, the AP/ Forbes reports.... Read more »
Gonorrhea -- Easy to ReadQ. What is gonorrhea? ("gon-o-ree-a") A. Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease (STD). This means that it is a disease that you get by having sex with someone who already has gonorrhea. The disease is caused by bacteria. Gonorrhea may... Read more »
Flu Shots and the Upcoming Flu SeasonInfluenza, or simply the flu, is a serious respiratory infection that makes hundreds of thousands of Americans ill each year. It can cause many complications for people with damaged immune systems, including people living with HIV. Despite... Read more »
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Chlamydia/Gonorrhea
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi guys, I have got a question about chlamydia/gonorrhea. About FOUR years ago I had sex with (3) prostitutes. I have already been tested -ive for HIV and syphilis. Do you think there's a chance I've been infected with chlamydia and/or gonorrhea? I...
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AIDS group warns of increased infections due to teenage sexBy THOMAS MICHALSKI [Image] Photo by THOMAS MICHALSKI April Wardlow, executive director of AIDS Partnership, said many people dont even know they have HIV/AIDS. PINELLAS COUNTY Many high school... Read more » flu shot
Posted by sadface, 2 Replies
I had a flu shot back in September...would that screw up my HIV tests???
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Flu or pneumonia shot ...?
Posted by srchanfrans43, 1 Reply
Anyone know if the shots still are cross reactive with antibody tests.....? If so what's the time to wait after a shot to take an antibody test ?
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