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greekneos
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Oral Sex
Posted: 05-06-06 07:08am
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Hello. I'm a greek so excuse my english.
Can a man get infected by hiv if he gives
unprotected oral sex to a woman and he
does not have any sores in his mouth or in
his throat? What are the possibilities?
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greekneos
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Posted: 05-07-06 05:33am
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Could anyone who knows about hiv answer my
question above? Please???
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greekneos
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Posted: 05-07-06 06:40am
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I would also like to add that a single
blood test in september 2005 showed 2400
lymphocytes/microlittre of blood and
another test in january 2006 2700
lymphocytes/microlittre of blood (both
tests took place the same time: 9:00 in
the morning). The episode above happened
in july 2004.
Am I in danger? I think no because after
that time (17 months) tcells should be
decreasing and so lymphocytes too as
tcells are part of lymphocytes. Am I
right?
Please answer!
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HIVRHH
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Posted: 05-07-06 09:57am
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You're not going to get hiv from
performing oral on a woman. You can't
tell your hiv status from a cbc. You must
have an hiv antibody test done to find out
your status. If you are sexually active,
I suggest you have an std panel and hiv at
least done annually. Always use condoms
and plenty of water base lube for anal or
vaginal sex.
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greekneos
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Posted: 05-07-06 10:33am
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Am I watching well? You mean I have
nothing to worry about concerning oral sex
to women? Are you sure?
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HIVRHH
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greekneos
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Posted: 05-08-06 03:56am
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Thanks! I became happy again. However,
i' ll have a test.
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greekneos
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sammisa
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Posted: 05-09-06 15:52pm
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Ummmm you can get .H.I.V from oral sex!!!
Yes, it is possible for either partner to
become infected with hiv through
performing or receiving oral sex. There
have been a few cases of hiv transmission
from performing oral sex on a person
infected with hiv. While no one knows
exactly what the degree of risk is,
evidence suggests that the risk is less
than that of unprotected anal or vaginal
sex.
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HIVRHH
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Posted: 05-09-06 16:16pm
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Sammisa, what you are citing is those that
give have a small risk. Not those that
receive.
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sammisa
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Posted: 05-09-06 16:22pm
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| hivrhh
wrote: | | sammisa, what you are citing
is those that give have a small risk.
Not those that
receive. |
he was the one giving .. And was curious
as to if she had it, could he get it..
Ok.. Now i'm all confused
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HIVRHH
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Posted: 05-09-06 20:02pm
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No guy or woman have ever been documented
as to contract hiv by giving oral to
another female.
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