What are the chances of becoming infected with HIV if he doesn come inside me?
Whilst research suggests that high concentrations of HIV can sometimes be detected in pre-cum, it is difficult to judge whether HIV is present in sufficient quantities for infection to occur. To guard against the possibility of infection with HIV or any other STD it is best to practise safer sex, i.e. sex with a condom.
Whilst research suggests that high concentrations of HIV can sometimes be detected in pre cum, it is difficult to judge whether HIV is present in sufficient quantities for infection to occur. To guard against the possibility of infection with HIV or any other STI it is best to practice safer sex i.e. sex with a condom from start to finish. Co-infection of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. When a person has both HIV infection and another sexually transmittable disease, the amount of HIV in the body fluids (blood, semen, vaginal fluids) is greatly increased. This makes it more likely that HIV is transmitted during sex. Also, having a sexually transmittable disease will make you more susceptible to become infected with HIV, especially when such a disease has caused wounds, blisters, and ulcerations of the genitals. Is deep kissing a route of HIV transmission? Deep or open mouthed kissing is a very low risk activity in terms of HIV transmission. There has been only one documente
+ Whilst research suggests that high concentrations of HIV can sometimes be detected in pre-cum, it is difficult to judge whether HIV is present in sufficient quantities for infection to occur. To guard against the possibility of infection with HIV or any other STI it is best to practise safer sex i.e. sex with a condom from start to finish. + Note that if there is an open wound on the penis then the risk for transmission is greatly increased.
Whilst research suggests that high concentrations of HIV can some times be detected in pre-cum, it difficult to judge whether HIV is present in sufficient quantities for infection to occur. To guard against the possibility of infection with HIV or any other STD it is best to practise safer sex i.e. sex with a condom.
Whilst research suggests that high concentrations of HIV can sometimes be detected in precum, it is difficult to judge whether HIV is present in sufficient quantities for infection to occur. To guard against the possibility of infection with HIV or any other STD it is best to practise safer sex, i.e. sex with a condom.
