Hiv positive boyfriend
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When I used to do anal sex (men 2 men) bareback with my partner, I ejaculated my semen into his anal and that happened several times. We are both sure that we are not HIV positive and not bleeding either during the sex. So, is that risky to get HIV positive for me and him?
Another thing is to say that sometimes when I put my penis into his anal and start throbbing, a yellowish (poop type) fluid comes from his *** and get slippery of my penis. Is that also carry the risks of HIV Positve?
Hi, me and my boyfriend had sex with a male. for anal, we used condom but unprotected oral. I was reading on the internet that you can only get chlamedya from insertive anal or vaginal unprotected. I'm now stressed about it...I got a negative test at 6 week for hiv.
Can someone explain how did i get chlamedia? i'm scared that the condom broke but i saw it and it looks fine.
Within this past year my boyfriend and I haven't been using condoms. Within the last 7 months he has went from a 38 mens to a 36 mens. He has constant headaches and chills every now and then. He has a fairly good appetite and he recently cut himself but it healed pretty fast. Could this be HIV?
i have recently found out that my boyfriend is HIV positive. he has done an ELFA test and it came back positive with 16.50. and negative <0.25. i have no idea what all of this mean but i have read and some information tells me he is positive. i am wondering if i could have contacted the virus cause we have had sex without condom about times. i have recently done a test but its negative but i am really scared. can someone please help me here. thank you.
I am 40yr old heterosexual female, and i have been in a relationship for 2yrs, and i have not slept with another man. My boyfriend and I did break up a couple months ago due to possible cheating on his end, which he denies. Two weeks ago i go in for my annual physical, and my Dr. does the full blood work including STD's, i suffer from anxiety, so he is aware that i want to check for everything.
I have never had any STDs/abnormal paps in the past. To my shock, my ELISA was positive. Luckily my Western blot was negative. This was on May 11. My physician was not concerned. She sort of brushed it off, told me it happens, she's seen it before, and that I should take a blood test 6 mos down the line as sort of a technicality.
My boyfriend is HIV positive. We never had sexual contact and we have been dating for almost 3 years. I love him with all my being. I want to become his wife. We don't have sex because of the fear of him affecting me. Can we ever have a safe and healthy sexual relationship? We started out as friends and when things started to get a little too close, he told me that he was HIV positive.
I am relatively positive that what I'm experiencing now is acute HIV syndrome. I thought maybe it was just stress, or the fact that I'm a raging hypochondriac, but no one seems to believe me and I'm having some severe troubles.
This is your third new thread, asking variations on the same questions. The replies are the same. You didn't catch HIV. With modern HIV testing, nobody ever turns positive at 6 months. You need to work to come to a point where you can trust the test results and trust the providers who have advised you. Please direct any further questions to them.
Hi. I started a relationship with this guy from the Virgin Islands September of last year and I'm really worried that he may have given me HIV. He always urged me to have unprotected sex with him because condoms are uncomfortable for him (which was really stupid, I should've stopped dating him after he said that) but I always refused and tried to remember to remind him to use a condom with me every time we had intercourse.
The reason I am so focused on genital herpes is because I have been tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea and the tests came back negative on two occasions. I am not worried about HIV or any other std as well. I just want to make sure my girlfriend was not effected by my serious mistake. Thanks for the answers.
It can take up to 6 weeks for the HIV antibody tests, including Western blot, to become positive. However, the antibody tests always are positive within 10 days after onset of symptoms -- so the test result is proof your symptoms are not due to HIV.
I'm confused by your HIV antibody test result. Did you have a positive ELISA? Even if you did, the Western blot rules; false positive or indeterminate ELISA results occur from time to time, but the WB result is definitive.
Hi - my boyfriend had a one night stand without using a condom before dating me and didn't tell me until after we started having sex without condoms. Putting the fact that he didn't tell me aside, he got tested once (this was about 2 months after his one night stand) then tested again at 3 months. Both times he came back negative.
About a month ago I went and got myself tested - this is about 5 months after we started having sex without condoms and I am also negative.
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