|
|
| *Home>>>HIV Test |
Risk of HIV? |
Regarding my situation, i've been tested for HIV twice and came out negative both times. I've recently had 2 sexual partners in which one got tested and came out negative. The other has not tested. We've used condoms everytime and I've given oral sex twice although he has not ejaculated in my mouth... I guess my biggest concern is when he does *** during sex, I have him do it on my body instead. I generally wax and sometimes I can bleed after waxing. I'm afraid that the *** on my body may have gotten into the cuts that I have from waxing (although I waxed earlier that day the bleeding from waxing stopped and were not visibly open). Is there risk in him transmitting HIV through these cuts with semen? The HIV risk is there, but it is a pretty small risk. However, your method of "birth control" is full of pregnancy risk. |
| Tags |
| HIV Positive HIV Virus HIV Transmission HIV Treatment HIV Infection HIV Symptoms HIV Test |
| Related information |
No, not unless you authorize it. In order to get your blood checked for HIV you would have to sign a consent form specifically for a HIV test. At least that is how it wourks at every hospital I ha... Wow - you've quite a few questions there. Autoimmune diseases can reduce your immune system's effectiveness, yes. However, diseases like Lupus cause the immune system to attack the bo... Most HIV tests are antibody tests that measure the antibodies your body makes against HIV. It can take some time for the immune system to produce enough antibodies for the antibody test to detect, ... Go to this site ... STDs can be transmitted by sharing sex toys and any contact of one persons vaginal fluid with the other person. Make sure you clean your toys well with soap and water. That being said, the tran... The vast majority of HIV-positive folks will have detectable levels of anti-HIV antibody in their blood within four to six weeks. Some folks take a bit longer for their immune response to kick in. ... no but I think u are required to release anything that can be potentially hazardous to patients. if u dont u can be sued by your employer. I work in a hospital emergency room. ...After 10 years a HIV negative test is over 99 % that is as close as you are going to get. Most HIV tests are antibody tests that measure the antibodies your body makes against HIV. It can take ... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |