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Does this mean that if you have infected hair follicle / pimple that even if sex is protected than becasue of the
pimple / follicle then your risk would be elevated to that of unprotected sex?
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pimple / follicle then your risk would be elevated to that of unprotected sex?
This discussion is related to Probability of One Time Encounter.
You have been told by Dr HHH on the expert forum that this isn't a risk of HIV. End of story.
In one post the doctor saysthis is not a risk. In another it seems he suggests that it elevated the risk. Perhaps I have misunderstood his explanation. Just wanted clarification.
Move on.
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