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Ask a Sexpert
Ask a Sexpert is designed to provide information about safe sex, HIV, sexually transmitted infections and other sexuality and sexual health issues. All questions are answered by a New Zealand AIDS Foundation staff member first, before other users can add their own response. Ask a Sexpert is not a substitute for advice from a health professional.
kissing on mouth is may be a reason of aids?
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what are the red spots on my dick
View responses (1)The Sexpert, 27 May 2010
It could be lots of things - or nothing serious. Go to you local GP or local Sexual Health service and get checked out.
is there any posibility to get hiv from oral sex
View responses (1)The Sexpert, 27 May 2010
Oral sex is low low risk but not no risk. Very few people have been infected with HIV this way. To minimise the chance make sure there is no significant broken skin in your mouth and spit or swallow quickly if you get semen in your mouth.
G'day there. I regularly go tramping with a great bunch of gay mates, one of whom has just disclosed his HIV+ status. He's an awesome guy and we'll be supporting him all the way. However, some of the places we go camping have high levels of mosquitoes and sand flies. What are the risks that these insects could pass HIV along? Thank you for the opportunity to ask, I look forward to a reply, Cheers.
View responses (1)The Sexpert, 27 May 2010
You can’t get get HIV from insect bites - you need significant blood to blood contact for transmission to occur.
Is it okay if me and my brother have sex witrh our uncle if he has aids but we were protiction. Can we still catch anything?
View responses (1)The Sexpert, 2 November 2009
It’s likely that it’s illegal for your uncle to be having sex with either of you. However if you are consenting partners using condoms for anal or vaginal sex is essential.
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The Sexpert, 22 June 2010
Kissing on the mouth is extremely low risk for HIV transmission: the only time it would be possible if both people had open wounds in their mouths that were bleeding and kissed for a long,long time.