My partner is positive. We have been
together for 5 months. I had a hiv test
two weeks ago and it was neg. We do not
use condoms. When engaged in oral sex I
have been exposed to his pre-cum. Prior
to ejaculation he pulls out. I also have
been exposed to his cum on a few occ. Is
there a chance of infection? How long
does it take for a test to come back
positive?
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fatfamily02
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Jul 2005 Posts: 3050 Location: Georgia, USA
Posted: 08-24-05 14:44pm
Did you know ahead of time, or just found
out??
They say some pple can never get it. But
something anywhere from 6 weeks to 1.5
years before you create antibodies(test
pos for hiv), could be 15 years before you
actually get aids.
When I went in with high risk they said
come back in 6 months then again in a
year--that is where I get 6 weeks to 1.5
years. This was in the late 80's early
90's
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Good Advise
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Apr 2005 Posts: 105
Gosh! Posted: 08-25-05 19:13pm
Fat:
we're now living in a new milenium.
Drugs are different compared to the
80/90's, testing is different, the scope
of the disease is treated differently.
Please use caution when instilling fear in
individuals which differs from the
information provided and suggested by the
cdc. Too many doctors, along with
patients are totally unware of the
realities of hiv and testing.
Stick to the career you know!
Carl
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fatfamily02
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Jul 2005 Posts: 3050 Location: Georgia, USA
Posted: 08-25-05 22:04pm
Carl mind your own business, that is what
I have been told by medical journals and
internet searching and the medical
professionals. Just like they say it is
only tissue--about an abortion, like they
say if it is out of the uterus it is not
viable pregnancy, when report after report
has proved them wrong, just like the
morning after pill is not abortion, but
causes the already fetilized egg to "not
be able to implant" to grow or live, but
its not abortion.
This frreakin forum is not for drs any way
it is for the ordinary pple to give their
opinion, and what "they have
experienced"--and to me- yours is not
welcome why being rude to me. I can tell
my experience as well as anyone else.
And for your information my last aids test
was 3 years ago. They told me to come
back again if it is a high risk situation
just like be4.
Remember "there are no set facts in
science"
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fatfamily02
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Jul 2005 Posts: 3050 Location: Georgia, USA
my partner is positive.
We have been together for 5 months. I
had a hiv test two weeks ago and it was
neg. We do not use condoms. When
engaged in oral sex I have been exposed to
his pre-cum. Prior to ejaculation he
pulls out. I also have been exposed to
his cum on a few occ. Is there a
chance of infection? How long does it
take for a test to come back
positive?
fatfamily
wrote:
did you know ahead of time,
or just found out??
They say some pple can never get it.
But something anywhere from 6 weeks to 1.5
years before you create antibodies(test
pos for hiv), could be 15 years before you
actually get aids.
When I went in with high risk they said
come back in 6 months then again in a
year--that is where I get 6 weeks to 1.5
years. This was in the late 80's early
90's
i would like to hear from author please??
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x0x011
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Jul 2005 Posts: 294 Location: ,
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Posted: 08-25-05 22:36pm
You are engaging in high risk behaviour by
not using protection with your hiv +
partner. There is a good chance of
infection, if you have any type of
intercourse. They are not so sure about
oral sex. If you have an open wound in
your mouth then it is risky. The have
also been researching the permeability of
the virus to the squamous tissue cells in
the back of your throat. The virus may be
able to enter your blood stream there,
however they are unsure. The antibodies
for hiv take approximately 13 weeks to
show in a standard hiv test.
Please use protection anytime you have
sexual activities with your partner. Get
tested again so you know your status, and
get tested on a regular basis if you do
stay with this partner. If you have only
been with him for 5 months, who knows how
long the relationship will last. It's not
worth getting hiv over. Hiv/aids is
serious, and you are playing russian
roulette with your life.
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