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CMV and HIV
by Alisher2007, May 24, 2007 12:00AM
Hello , i got a question about HIV and CMV , i used condoms while vaginal sex with prostitute which status's unknown and was infected with CMV(1:800) .
how's that possible if i used good quality condoms ? after 6 month i was tested for HIV - negative , recently again i had protected secual contact with a prostitute ( used condoms ) , within 2 weeks after that again – fever, monoculiose sindrom , pain in musculs etc , was tested for STD ( besides HIV) , and again CMV ( 1:800 )
Could you pls explain - whether it's possible to be infected with CMV several times or it's just a aggravation of CMV ?
What's the best treatment against CMV ? should i take test for HIV ? ( 1 month passed since the last protected contact ) thanks a lot in advance
how's that possible if i used good quality condoms ? after 6 month i was tested for HIV - negative , recently again i had protected secual contact with a prostitute ( used condoms ) , within 2 weeks after that again – fever, monoculiose sindrom , pain in musculs etc , was tested for STD ( besides HIV) , and again CMV ( 1:800 )
Could you pls explain - whether it's possible to be infected with CMV several times or it's just a aggravation of CMV ?
What's the best treatment against CMV ? should i take test for HIV ? ( 1 month passed since the last protected contact ) thanks a lot in advance
Member Comments (3)
by Teak, May 24, 2007 12:00AM
Person to person contact (such as, kissing, sexual contact, and getting saliva or urine on your hands and then touching your eyes, or the inside of your nose or mouth)
by Alisher2007, May 25, 2007 12:00AM
So it means that CMV is easily transmitted ? what couls be treatment against CMV ?
by Teak, May 26, 2007 12:00AM
To: Alisher2007
First off, see if you have CMV and then go with what the doctor suggests. You won't be able to find out sitting behind a monitor screen.
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