as well as syphilis, gonnorhea, chalymdia, etc with the hobby. Anyone know an accurate window period for hiv and hepatitis b and c as well as syphilis. Need to know.
Hiv Risk
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even with condom usage
hiv risk is not zero. Actually some people say it can be up to 30% with a hobby girl. And that they could up to 10% prevalence of HIV
hiv risk is not zero. Actually some people say it can be up to 30% with a hobby girl. And that they could up to 10% prevalence of HIV
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juzt_a_girl
Robertpal:
Here's a suggesting, when in need of medical advice seek doctor. Get tested, it's anonymous and (almost) free. Get informed about your risks at the same time. Visit a clinic that won't look down at you: L'alternative. Look it up in the phone book... it's on St-Hubert.
Jaj
Here's a suggesting, when in need of medical advice seek doctor. Get tested, it's anonymous and (almost) free. Get informed about your risks at the same time. Visit a clinic that won't look down at you: L'alternative. Look it up in the phone book... it's on St-Hubert.
Jaj
robertpal said:
Actually some people say that there is life on Mars, and that the Earth is flat.
robertpal, I don't know the source of these bullshit stats but I would really think before you post stuff like this. Your credibility here is waning badly.
Your chances of getting HIV from a girl you pick up at a bar and have BBBFS with in a drunken stupor is going to be a lot higher than anything else that you might do in this hobby.
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And some say Jimmy Hoffa is alive, and is looking to blow some smoke up robertpal's ass because Ashley of DC is Hoffa's favorite SP!!!!!
Prostitutes use condoms. Do you? How many non-working girls consistently insist on condom use, at least for FS and Greek? Working girls are not primary in the spread of HIV. The following links should prove useful:
http://www.dph.sf.ca.us/sfcityclinic/stdbasics/stdchart.asp
http://www.sexualityandu.ca/eng/index.cfm
http://www.stanford.edu/group/SHPRC/index.html
Ronnie,
Naughtylady
http://www.dph.sf.ca.us/sfcityclinic/stdbasics/stdchart.asp
http://www.sexualityandu.ca/eng/index.cfm
http://www.stanford.edu/group/SHPRC/index.html
Ronnie,
Naughtylady
juzt_a_girl said:Robertpal:
Here's a suggesting, when in need of medical advice seek doctor. Get tested, it's anonymous and (almost) free. Get informed about your risks at the same time. Visit a clinic that won't look down at you: L'alternative. Look it up in the phone book... it's on St-Hubert.
Jaj
juzt_a_girl > Nice to see you back on the board...by the way, they have anonymous and free testing of HIV/AIDS in the CLSC on Guy/Concordia.
Just an FYI in case anyone is unaware, you can get easily immunized against Hepatitis A and B, one of which (I can't remember which) leads to one form of cancer. (There's no vaccination for Hepatitis C, though, unfortunately.)
RONNIE: Thanks for the links, very informative! You are a vital member of this board.
EAGER BEAVER: Thanks for calling out Robertpal's yapping.
EAGER BEAVER: Thanks for calling out Robertpal's yapping.
It's extremely rare for HIV antibodies to not be detectable within 3 months. Your immune system would have to be severely compromised from another illness for that to happen. In other words, you were doomed before you were exposed to the virus.
I don't recall the exact figures, but the majority of people will produce the antibodies within 1 month. A test at 3 months is considered conclusive by most doctors. It's over 95% accurate.
It's also rare for men to contract the disease through vaginal sex. Especially with condom. That's damn near unheared of. I wouldn't worry unless the condom was broken and bloody.
I don't recall the exact figures, but the majority of people will produce the antibodies within 1 month. A test at 3 months is considered conclusive by most doctors. It's over 95% accurate.
It's also rare for men to contract the disease through vaginal sex. Especially with condom. That's damn near unheared of. I wouldn't worry unless the condom was broken and bloody.
upnsmoke>> where did you get yuor information from?
I have a friend who is HIV positive (after a rape) who did not test positive at 3 months but did at 6 months. Her health was not compromised at the time. This was a few years ago. She currently is not taking any drugs and is healthy. In fact I catch more colds and flus each year than she does!
Also, if the condom breaks, even if there is no visible blood, you both are at risk. Play safe but keep it real.
Ronnie,
Naughtylady
I have a friend who is HIV positive (after a rape) who did not test positive at 3 months but did at 6 months. Her health was not compromised at the time. This was a few years ago. She currently is not taking any drugs and is healthy. In fact I catch more colds and flus each year than she does!
Also, if the condom breaks, even if there is no visible blood, you both are at risk. Play safe but keep it real.
Ronnie,
Naughtylady
The implication being that she did at the time? Because that could also compromise your immune system.
The consensus is that virtually all cases of HIV infection can be detected by three months. Cases where it takes longer than 3 are extremely rare. Especially when there are no compromises to the immune system.
I think what Ronnie ment was the girl still doesn't take any HIV-related drugs to control the side effects.upnsmoke said:
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