Must be operator error, because I didn't have a problem pulling it up.
For some reason the link isn't working anymore
Yes they are told straight forward that HIV is not transmitted through oral sex.
Good information. Thank you very much...I was wondering: During your training sessions do you tell the people straight forward that HIV can't be transmitted through Oral Sex? I could not find that information in the manual.
http://www.cdc.gov/nchstp/od/gap/pmtct/Trainer%20Manual/Adobe/Module_6TM.pdf
page 11 go to number 4.
This is the training manual that we use to train new people on testing.
Thank you for your comments. Can one of you give me a link where I can educate myself as well so I can get rid of my fear and anxiety
according to the UPDATED cdc guideline...3 months is conclusive.
According to the CDC 6 months is absolute conclusive. 97 percent will seroconvert withing 3 months.
DONT LISTEN TO GHOSTCKRYSIS...HE DOESNT KNOW WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT.
the latest studies prove that hiv is NOT transmitted through oral sex.
If you are not educated on the subject then please don't post.
i thought any kind of exposure to bodily fluids posed a chance?
i think you need to see a doctor to be sure!
thats the only definite way of knowing, it may be scary, but its good to know.
and after this, be MORE CAREFUL!!!
one night vs. YOUR LIFE
makes sense?
No risk means no risk, HIV is not passed via oral sex.
No risk because of the oral sex? Is that correct? BTW the event occured with both girls same day.
Thanks for your prompt answers.
No risk, no reason to test from these 2 exposures.
3 months is a conclusive result.
You were never at risk of contracting HIV.