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Although HIV that leads to Aids is in precum and semen and the fluids of any open membrain of the body : mouth,nose,ears,vagina,cock,anus,eyes, or any open sore on the body, the actual risk from oral,anal,vaginal sex bottom line is unknown. The chance for transmission is believed to be much higher than through unprotected anal intercourse because: Saliva assists the virus in its travels. The lining of the mouth is tougher and more protective than the lining of the rectum and does not tear as easily. A penis is not as likely to cause the same trauma to the mouth as it will to the rectum and highten the rist of contracting the virus thru contact. The following may increase your risk of HIV infection and/or transmission during oral sex: Sores, cuts, abrasions, gum disease and blood in the mouth can allow HIV to more easily enter the body. Similarly, the presence of white blood cells at the site of STD infections may provide an easy entry point for HIV. Prolonged deep throating may cause tears in the throat's lining making it easier for HIV to enter the body. Use of poppers can intensify this by bringing blood closer to the surface of membranes.
Some Simple Rules for your anti Aids Protection ( I know Im taking all the fun outta Your sexual indevors )
(1) Don't take cum in your mouth. If you choose not to use a rubber when you're fuckin' face, it's better not to cum in your buddy's mouth or take cum (semen) in your mouth this is a sure way of transmitting HIV. The possibility of HIV infection or re-infection is nil when there is no exchange of body fluids. There are quite a few documented cases of HIV infection from oral sex. In these cases, the guys doin' the suckin' were getting cum in their mouths. It is recommended that you let that cum fly through the air, instead! In the case of female to female play a dental dam adapted (a hole to allow the clit to be exposed only) is probably the safest option all tho both actions are not 100% safe.(2) If you suck cock or lick clit without using a rubber or dam, don't brush or floss your teeth 4 - 8 hours before you partake or after just in case you have the virus with in your mouths saliva. (3) Don't suck cock or lick vaginally without a rubber or dam if you have had recent dental work or if you suspect you may have cuts, lesions or sores in your mouth or throat. (4) Speaking of sores, anyone with an STD is at a greater risk of transmitting/receiving HIV. Remember, a lot of STDs show up as sores, some ooze body fluids and body fluids can contain HIV! Try to make sure you and your partner are STD free.(5) Use hydrogen peroxide after sucking or licking. Hydrogen peroxide will remove the virus from the bodys membrains. If you don't use a condom or dam, it may be a good idea to use the mouthwash before you suck or lick, too.(6) Moderation is the key, buddy. Although cocksuckin' is a lower risk activity in itself there is still the chance and are you going to be the one to gamble on your life and the life of those around you? Deep throatin' 7 fat honkers in one night is going to play havoc on your throat. The abrasion which may result will definitely make it easier to become infected or re-infected and makes dicksuckin' a lot more risky. All night suckin' can make a dick raw, too- & watch those teeth, buddy!(7) Shaving your cock and balls/vagina is great. Just remember, do it at least a day before you engage in sexual play. Nicks and small cuts could be a problem and a place for the HIV virus to enter the body so it's better to make sure they have healed before you have someone go down on you.(8) Metal cock rings or straps with metal snaps could be a hassle if your lip gets banged and the skin breaks. They also can cause abrasion at the base of your cock. Try a leather strap with the snaps behind your nuts. Feels good too, buddy! Labia or clit/clit hood piercings are fun to play with just remember that is exactly what they are intended for, play. Pull too hard or twist too far and you do damage. Make sure they are kept clean and are attached correctly. The stories of rings entering tongues or tearing cocks do exist. Or heaven forbid, cock, vagina or tongue piercings locking, You will have every one in the hospital talking about that seperation tail for months!(9) The use of "poppers" may be dangerous- they bring blood closer to the surface of membranes which may undergo trauma during cocksuckin' or other sexual activities. This could be like inviting HIV right into your bloodstream! (10) One last point. A very dear lesbian friend (HIV positive) was attending a conference and overheard a young lesbian say "Almost impossible for lesbians to get HIV/AIDS by having sex with women". My friend turned to her, smiled and said, "If you believe that sweetheart go down on this". NO ONE is safe from HIV/AIDS.
Cold as Ice the story of a Prodigy suplicant member who was infected with both Hepatitis B and HIV by her Dominant. I think this piece should be read by everyone; it brings the risks and realities of Our actions home.
The statistics are staggering: Among Zimbabweans ages 15 to 49, an estimated 32 percent are infected with the Human Immunodificiency Virus (HIV). The scourge of AIDS is threatening to wipe out an entire generation across the World today if the powers that be do not get the masses educated on how this terminal virus is spread. The Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) estimates that more than 1.5 million Zimbabweans along are living with HIV or AIDS. This year alone 80,000 are expected to die of the disease. And by the end of next year the number of AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe will top 2 million. In most parts of the industrialized world, typically no more than 2 percent of the children are orphaned; in Zimbabwe it’s 8 percent. Do these numbers sound remoted, distant and do you feel that they cannot become a statistic repeated in the industrialized world? Of course We are allready moving towards those statistics with in the past two years across the world. Whether their risk of infection seems slight or significant, children and teenagers need to know about HIV and AIDS. By providing accurate information, you can satisfy their curiosity, reduce their fears, and help them to protect themselves. Children can be affected by HIV and AIDS at any age. Teenagers may put themselves at risk or have friends they are concerned about. And younger children may have heard about it on television or from their friends, and wonder what it means to them.What you should tell them depends on their age and activities, experience and interest. Sexually active 16 year olds and curious eight year olds both need information, but they won't want to know the same things. Their outlook will differ, too: While younger children may be afraid of AIDS, teens and older children often see themselves as invulnerable. Teach Children what abstanance is and why it is a important aid in keeping them virus free till their marrying age.
HIV/AIDS the most highly underestimated epidemic of the 20th century threatens one in every three humans on earth today. It is estimated that one-fifth of India's population (nearly 200 million) was affected by HIV virus and about 10 million had full-blown AIDS. About one million people have already died.Current evidence indicates that the doubling time of the epidemic in India is less than 2 years. Although constituting only 1% of the population, the 4 million infected in India make it the second largest HIV-infected population in the world.
Symptoms of AIDS:
Recurrent fever and night sweats.
Shortness of breath and a dry cough not due to allergies or cigarette smoking.
Changes in illness patterns, either how often a person gets sick, how severely or for how long.
Constant fatigue not caused by physical, emotional or social reasons.
rapid weight loss for no apparent reason.
Diarrhea and loss of appetite. Purple leasions on the skin that do not heal easily
Swollen lymph glands in the armpits, groin or neck. Darkening of finger and toe nails.
AIDS has moved quickly into the forefront of public and medical attention as an all-too familiar disease of progressive immune failure and premature death. AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, and is believed to be caused by the human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV). Signs and symptoms suggesting infection by the virus include unexplained, persistent swollen glands, drenching night sweats, fever, chills, significant weight loss of more than 10 pounds in less than two months (unrelated to illness, dieting, or increased physical activity), and immobilizing fatigue. Because these signs are also common in other diseases, seeking medical attention to determine their cause is important. Because the immune system is weakened, people with AIDS are susceptible to both common and uncommon infections. PCP (pneumocystis carinii), which causes pneumonia, is very common in people with AIDS, and is the largest single cause of death among this population. Kaposi's sarcoma, a rare form of cancer, is the second most common problem seen in people with AIDS. This disease produces purple or brownish lesions that resemble bruises but that are painless and do not heal.
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