v069paxq@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Christophe Scozzaro) (12/09/90)
re oral sex and precum... vs ejaculate in the mouth. in a aids training seminar. they said that the precum has a HIGHER level of concentraiton of HIV virus in an infected peson than the semen.. hence someone performing oral sex on a partner.. the partner cannot control the precum and a tiny cut in the mouth or bleeding gumline EQUALS SEMEN(PRECUM) + BLOOD CONTACT AGAIN BEWARE OF ORAL SEX THAT IS UNPROTECTED
mwfolsom%hydra.unm.edu@ariel.unm.edu (Mike Folsom) (12/09/90)
In article <1990Dec8.165233.10296@cs.ucla.edu> v069paxq@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu writes: >re oral sex and precum... vs ejaculate in the mouth. > >in a aids training seminar. they said that the precum has a HIGHER level >of concentraiton of HIV virus in an infected peson than the semen.. >hence someone performing oral sex on a partner.. the partner cannot control >the precum >and a tiny cut in the mouth or bleeding gumline >EQUALS SEMEN(PRECUM) + BLOOD CONTACT > >AGAIN BEWARE OF ORAL SEX THAT IS UNPROTECTED Sorry about this but I have to ask. Can anybody back this up with some evidence? Something like a citation to a published paper in a reviewed journal. I'm a little bit leary of thing said by someone at a training session. I don't mean to flame anybody but lets try and stay with the facts, just the facts. Michael -- Michael W. Folsom (mwfolsom@unmvm) -or- (mwfolsom@unmvm.unm.edu) Dept. of Biology // UNM (mwfolsom@hydra.unm.edu) Albuquerque, NM 87131 505-277-3859 office -or- 505-277-3505 lab