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Q: AIDS even without climax?

asked by: ramboboy on June 14th, 2008

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Hi, can anyone get aids even w/o climax? I mean even if you only push urself through the girl for only one time? and no ejaculation had occured between the both of you? I hope someone could answer, it haunts me thinking of these even though 4yrs have already passed

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mjamie12

replied on June 14th, 2008

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It's possible. You can get HIV through the transfer of bodily fluids such as preejaculate.

Get tested. If you are uneasy about the blood test, quite a few places can do a mouth swab test. I'm not trying to make you worry, but I think anyone who is sexually active, with or without protection, should get tested every 6 months or so depending on the number of partners.

If it makes you feel better, the rate of HIV transmission from women to men is quite a bit lower than from men to women or men to men. So, it's unlikely that you contracted anything. But for your own peace of mind, get tested.

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Brimay

replied on June 14th, 2008

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Hi Ramboboy

Extremely unlikely but for your peace of mind get a quick test. It will give you a new lease on life and stop you being so pre-occupied with thinking you may have it. I would be very very surprised if that is the case from thatone experience.
Regards,
Brimay

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homerx

replied on June 15th, 2008

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Re: AIDS even without climax?

ramboboy wrote:

yes, ejaculation has nothing at all to do with the transition of the AIDS virus.

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