do you thing the nurse forget to change a fresh needle

[negative_777]

when i tested at first palce,the nurse reused the syringe,no boold inside,it seems to be dry.she took the needle from a box,linked to syringe,no boold on it,the inner part of the needle i could't see,how can i be sure it was a new one?it was MCH of hospital,the people who test boold were fewer,i could only guarantee tow minutes there was no one test before me,the nurse used alcohol to clean my skin before test,should i be worry about this?

[stelutu]

Seriously, Teak? how can CDC document the type of exposure causing HIV?
NOT a clue! And also tell that bout no risk in giving oral(precum contains VL) to mu lymphs and candida.....they say protected oral if i could turn back time.....:(

[LIZZIE LOU]

there's the ole "bait em" in full swing....................

[troggs]

How are they going to document it? think about this and ask yourself if it's worth it to test this THEORY on yourself when the CDC say it's a risk, listen up my friend. I mean think about it like this...if you dates only csw's and you only did oral for 20-25 years how long do you think before your luck runs dry and you catch your death? Wear a condom or find a steady woman....don't risk your health because some guy sitting behind his laptop say what you want to hear. The thing that bothers me most about this is that there are a lot of people doing this with partners in the high risk groups-gay or csw's-those circumstances call for protection 100% of the time without fail and with serious regard for your risk factors.

[Teak]

Go read the "documented" studies.

[stelutu]

come on, one mistake and it's that you see! :P
How could you document it???

[Teak]

There has never been a documented case of anyone contracting HIV from oral sex. Peer statements are not documented statements.  When are you going to learn how to spell "blood." You've been here long enough to at least learn how to spell it. Not boold, it's "blood."