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t cover their mouth and nose when they cough or sneeze are more hazardous to an HIV+ person than the other way round. Only seen one report of HIV transmission by social contact (kissing) and that wasn't in the medical literature it was in a magazine for Poz people, so suspect.

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Everytime I sneeze i get a sharp pain in my pelvic area.. only 13 and 4. Any ideas what this could be?

I get this pain under my tummy right above my vag whenever I sneeze? Should I be worried?? Im scared!

You're a doctor & you don't know that you never had a risk?HIV is not transmitted via sneezing & you definately don't require nPEP.No risk.

I like the sneezing but the peeing and pooping because of force of sneeze gets me. Talk about stares when in public. I've had people in front of me duck.

my late bil was called Robert (bob) we were going to call our son Robert my bil called his son Bobby the kids see will se each other at least once a week my other problem is my mil still thinks we are going to use the name dont know how to tell her we might not every one thinks we are but im worried it might be a little weired

In the latest edition of Narcoms Now, Dr. Robert Fox, practicing neurologist at the Cleveland Clinic, posted this comment on page 17 of the magazine: "Another tricky area with DMTs (or DMDs as we call them) is how to know when someone doesn't need them anymore. MS inflammation typically quiets down as patients get older (i.e. over 50 years), and many patients will "graduate" from needing DMTs at some point - but when?

Michael Ian sounds good.

My top three are EASTON, BECKETT, OR GREYSON. Middle name to be Robert. Which one do you think?

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So is it safe to assume that as soon as the hiv virus comes into contact with air, then it cannot be transmitted outside of the host? The other day I was buying a magazine and the lady serving me got a papercut on her finger from it, and like less than 30 seconds after she handed it to me, I got a papercut from the same edge. Is there any chance of transmission here, assuming she was HIV+?

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