You want people to spend money/waste money for a no-risk situation? Who are you trying to help.
LOL, you called the hotline that are people like yourself that read from an unupdated book that give you information. You were never at risk. Now move on.
sigh, last last post. Sorry teak if i got defensive, im just sleepy, im really not all that worried, i just watned to clairify testing times. Sorry if i wasted your time. im outs.
That's the problem, you don't understand HIV and you have no knowledge of HIV and should not be giving advice on this or any other forum.
Guess i lied, THIS is my last post. I called the hiv and aids hotline, and told the people there my story, they agree it is a risk, though low . Its these peoples jobs to know how hiv is spread and how its not, they get paid to do it. If my account gets suspended whoop-de-do at least i spoke my mind. People post on here for reassurance and comfort, they are afarid of loosing their lives to a terrible illness, you would think people would be nicer, but ne who im off to go enjoy some life and get tested.
I would think if you understood the transmission of HIV and the studies that have been done on oral sex you would know that oral sex is not a means of HIV transmission. Try reading the studies. By the way the CDC also put kissing as a risk.
THANK YOU thats all i wanted. I wont post on here again since my question has been answered
what are u talking about, the cdc dosnt know anything about hiv? i just want to know when i should get tested thats it, this isnt a breach in any rules its not a no risk situation
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/resources/qa/qa19.htm i would think the cdc has its facts straight.
That's real assuring coming from someone that doesn't know anything about HIV and how it's transmitted. MOVE ON. You've been reported to MedHelp.
Yeah thats what i wana do i just wana know if i should get tested at 2 months then at 3 or just at three...im not questioning a negitive result or a no-risk...so i just want to know
This was a different question i was askingabout testing, the cdc and every doctor ive talked to says oral is a risk...so they lied to me?
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