HIV
In terms of notoriety, HIV is a known misery from the "STD family". You may already know that this is the virus that causes AIDS. HIV affects the immune system, so that the body is less able to defend itself against diseases.
If you are HIV positive you can pass on the HIV virus to others. Even when you have no complaints! The transmission of the HIV virus occurs through unsafe sexual contact, blood contact, during birth and by breastfeeding. The virus is mainly found in blood, sperm, vaginal fluid, pre-cum and breast milk.
How do I know if I have HIV? (and therefore risk of AIDS)
In the beginning you don't get it because you are not bothered by it yet, but the first complaints you can watch out for are:
- Stuffed glands
- Fever
- Diarrhea
- Fatigue
- Night sweats
- Menstrual disorders
- Substantial weight loss
- Often screwed having the flu
- The rapid incidence of all kinds of infections and diseases
Always use a condom for anal, vaginal and oral contact. The risk of infection is greater during menstruation, with wounds and if you have another STD.
Use a lick steak when eating and rimming (licking the anus). Also be careful when sharing sex toys. Clean them well or put a condom on it that you change when passing it on.
Anal sex provides extra risk because anal sex can cause wounds. With oral sex without cum in the mouth and outside the menstrual period, the chance of infection is somewhat smaller. This is because the amount of HIV in vaginal fluid and pre-cum is low and the toy reduces the effect of the virus.
Note: this is no license to let go, no guarantee. Stay sensible and attentive.
Saliva, tear fluid, urine, sweat and feces are only dangerous if there is visible blood in them.
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Miranda de Ruyter
sexpower.online
Bron: condomerie.com
Datum: 19-04-'19
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