Wednesday, October 28, 2009

would Masturbation Cause any type of disease or get HIV/AIDS

would Masturbation Cause any type of disease or get HIV/AIDS?
Right at the point im really scared it might cause a problem so is it ok or not?And whats the limit i can do in a week?
Men's Health - 9 Answers
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NOOOOO...its normal, natural, and healthy...
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No, you can't give yourself diseases by masturbating. You wont go blind or grow hair on your palms either.
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No, you won't get any disease by masturbating unless you do it with someone else and that there is a bodily fluid exchange. There is no actual limit, but you could say it's too much if it starts affecting your social life.
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then all dudes would have HIV/AIDS...
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If it is self masturbation anything you could pick you already have it, where would you get it. It is a self regulating body function, whenyou do it you stop. MANY BOYS DON'T USE ENUF LUBRICANT. if it's irritated either slow down the frequncy or increase lube.
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no and there is none but u will no ur limit trust me
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Nope, masturbation will not cause you to develop any disease, nor will it weaken your eyesight or any of the other fables. Use lube or baby oil to keep from rubbing yourself raw. Your limit is when your body tells you it is too much. Sore, swollen, sensitive, or raw penis. An actual sore on the penis like you got it caught in a zipper. Just keep everything clean, don't use a soap product in the shower for lube...it can burn like a b**** if it goes down the tip. If you do go overboard, just give it a rest for a couple of days to let it heal and it will be good as new. It heals rapidly.
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no, absolutely no harm from jerking it. if fact, may prevent some harm as you're not so terribly horny and less likely to do something dumb. limit is when it gets sore. if it hurts, stop for a couple days.
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No, you can't get ANY type of STD (sexually transmitted disease) from masturbating by yourself. HIV and other STDs - like herpes, syphillis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, genital warts etc - are transmitted by sexual activity. In other words you must come in contact with the sexual parts of someone who has it and/or exchange body fluids - like if semen got in your mouth or rectum or blood got in your body. So even masturbating with another person - male or female - there would be no transmission of disease unless they had a herpes blister or warts you or they touched and then touched your genitals. If the tip of your penis comes in contact with germ covered objects - rotten food, human or animal feces, urine, etc - then you could get a urinary tract infection. It would be cured by antibiotics. Masturbation is harmless. It doesn't take anything away from the rest of your body. The only purpose semen and sperm have is to be ejaculated. Just stay away from porn and keep your thoughts pure by using your imagination to fantasize about all the great sex you'll have when married. There's no limit. Teen guys masturbate anywhere from a few times a week to a few times a day. If you masturbate 4 or 5 times in a day, you might run dry of fluids to ejaculate. But a dry orgasm still feels good and doesn't hurt anything and is only temporary. Your supply of semen rebuilds slowly.

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Saturday, October 24, 2009

When getting tested for HIV/AIDS, is it one test or two

When getting tested for HIV/AIDS, is it one test or two?
Is there one for HIV and one for AIDS, or one test that covers both?
STDs - 13 Answers
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it's the same disease.....
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One.. they take blood samples which is done in one shot...
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one A hep screen takes three separate vials
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Uno
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they are the same disease. so there's only one test. and they came out with a new test, that is just a mouth swab that takes like a minute. hope i helped :)
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it is the same disease different names, only one test
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its one test.
9 :
its 1 blood test
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HIV is the virus that can lead to AIDS. Standard initial testing is a test to detect antibodies to HIV. Testing can be done by oral swab or blood test. If the initial test is positive, followup blood testing is done to confirm that you have HIV. HIV kills CD4 cells. Once the CD4 count drops to 200 or below, diagnosis changes from HIV to AIDS.
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One for both.
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It is one test.
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hi darling...wish they dont do two tests for u. they start with one test which called Elisa test, if its: 1- negative, then the person is HIV -....mean u r 2-positive, then they repeat the test , if its posetive then u r HIV +

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Tuesday, October 20, 2009

How to spread HIV AIDS? & HIV and AIDS are different

How to spread HIV AIDS? & HIV and AIDS are different?
give in detail please
Infectious Diseases - 2 Answers
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HIV/AIDS is a sexually-transmitted disease: you can only get it if (a) your parent (or parents) have HIV/AIDS, in which case you might be a carrier or an actual patient, or by having sexual intercourse. HIV/AIDS are pretty much the same, but HIV is the name of the condensed early stages. And AIDS is the later, more serious issue.
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HIV is the virus that can lead to AIDS. HIV damages the immune system by killing cells that help us fight infections. Once that cell count drops to 200 or below, diagnosis changes to AIDS. People whose immune systems have been severely damaged by HIV can die from infections such as colds, flu, pneumonia, and many others. There is no cure for HIV, but medications can help many people who have HIV live healthier, longer. HIV can be transmitted by unprotected sex with someone who is infected, sharing needles for drug use with someone who is infected, or it can be transmitted from a woman to her child during birth or breastfeeding. HIV is NOT transmitted by saliva or by casual contact.

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