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Touch vagina with the tip of the tongue
Hi Doc,
I have seen on a post where it is explained that a situation where the tip of the tongue touches a vagina briefly dos not mean a hiv risk exposure.
I would like to know why...
And many people have doubts about the wondow period so that a test would be positive. Here I read a article written by portuguese doctors about a case where a HIV + person simply has NEVER seroconverted and the positive test was only possible when the aplied test was the p24 antigen test.
This way I ask: is there any other case in the medical history where a person even after years of infection has never seroconverted?
IS IT REALLY REALLY POSSIBLE?!?!?!
This discussion is related to Does touching a female vagina momentarily with the tip of the tongue transmit HIV.
I have seen on a post where it is explained that a situation where the tip of the tongue touches a vagina briefly dos not mean a hiv risk exposure.
I would like to know why...
And many people have doubts about the wondow period so that a test would be positive. Here I read a article written by portuguese doctors about a case where a HIV + person simply has NEVER seroconverted and the positive test was only possible when the aplied test was the p24 antigen test.
This way I ask: is there any other case in the medical history where a person even after years of infection has never seroconverted?
IS IT REALLY REALLY POSSIBLE?!?!?!
This discussion is related to Does touching a female vagina momentarily with the tip of the tongue transmit HIV.
Any type of oral sex is considered NO RISK.To answer your question about someone being infected for years and never seroconverting,that,s never been substantiated.Cases of latent seroconversion at 6months or more occured in the 1990,s.
Transmission happens when having unprotected vaginal/anal sex penetrating the tissue inside the vagina/anus...
Sharing needle for drug use...
Mother to Child...
Exposure happens inside the body, not outside!
It is a myth that seroconversion can happen years later, people have said that from the start, is that really possible, no. HIV does not hide for antibodies
Sharing needle for drug use...
Mother to Child...
Exposure happens inside the body, not outside!
It is a myth that seroconversion can happen years later, people have said that from the start, is that really possible, no. HIV does not hide for antibodies
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