Assessing HIV Risk After Protected Anal Intercourse: What You Need to Know
Male anal intercourse? Hello, I engaged in anal intercourse with another man yesterday, using a condom throughout the entire encounter. Since I was the receptive partner, I am concerned about the risk of HIV infection due to potential tearing injuries. The only mistake made with ...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
If the other person is a carrier, prophylactic medication must be administered. You can visit a specialized clinic for HIV or consult with a case manager for more information.[Read More] Assessing HIV Risk After Protected Anal Intercourse: What You Need to Know
Can Anal Sex with Condom Lead to Bacterial or HIV Infection?
Will anal intercourse lead to infection issues? Engaging in anal intercourse with a condom and then inserting the same condom into the vagina can pose a risk of bacterial infection and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV. This practice can transfer bacteria from...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
If there are issues with cleanliness, it can lead to inflammation. If both partners do not have sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or HIV, then there is no risk of STIs or HIV.[Read More] Can Anal Sex with Condom Lead to Bacterial or HIV Infection?
Assessing HIV Risk from Oral Exposure and Minor Tongue Injury
The risk of HIV transmission from an infected small wound on the tongue? I would like to ask Dr. Hsu: Out of impulse and curiosity, I allowed someone to ejaculate inside my mouth around 10 PM. Later that day, around 6 PM, while eating, the tip of my tongue was slightly cut by a b...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
M: Hello, if the other person does not have HIV, you will definitely not be infected with HIV. Shingles will present with blisters. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers from the internet should only be used as a...[Read More] Assessing HIV Risk from Oral Exposure and Minor Tongue Injury
Understanding Urology Concerns: Questions About Symptoms and Infections
Thank you, doctor, for your response last time. I have some more questions? Hello, doctor. You mentioned that theoretically, there should be no HIV infection. I have some additional questions. After having a high-risk sexual encounter in early August (protected vaginal intercours...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello: The bacteria in your mouth can be more numerous than those in the anus. If there is an open wound, it could potentially lead to a systemic infection. As for the specific type of bacteria, further culture tests are needed to identify them. If you have any further questions,...[Read More] Understanding Urology Concerns: Questions About Symptoms and Infections
Throat Inflammation and the Risk of HIV Transmission from Semen
Throat inflammation and swallowing semen? Hello, doctor. When experiencing throat inflammation, if I swallow someone else's semen, what is the risk of contracting HIV? I've read many articles, and if one contracts HIV, there are symptoms like fever, but I currently have...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Individuals with a cold: The key point is that you can only be infected if the other person is HIV positive. Symptoms alone cannot be used to determine HIV infection. A blood test is necessary for diagnosis. If there are any unclear aspects, feel free to ask again for further dis...[Read More] Throat Inflammation and the Risk of HIV Transmission from Semen
Understanding STD Testing and Symptoms: Your Concerns Addressed
I hope the doctor can respond~ Thank you? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask a question. I had unprotected sexual intercourse in mid-August 2015, followed by unprotected oral sex. Because I was worried about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), I got tested three times: at the...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, theoretically, there is no HIV infection. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers from the internet should only serve as a reference; if necessary, it is important to seek medical care at a healthcare facili...[Read More] Understanding STD Testing and Symptoms: Your Concerns Addressed
Understanding HIV Infection Risks in Unprotected Anal Sex
HIV infection Hello, Dr. Xu. I am a gay man, and I recently had unprotected anal intercourse with a man in the Philippines (I was the insertive partner). What is the likelihood of infection in this situation? If he does not share needles or engage in other high-risk behaviors (as...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Zhang Zhenghe: First, make sure he does not have HIV before worrying. If he does not have it, you will not be infected within seven days, as symptoms generally do not appear that quickly. For detailed information, you can visit the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control website, whic...[Read More] Understanding HIV Infection Risks in Unprotected Anal Sex
Understanding Red Spots on the Glans and Urethral Itching Issues
Red spots on the glans and itching in the urethra? Hello, I recently engaged in anal intercourse and have noticed some red spots on the glans, which are only visible when erect (not noticeable in a flaccid state). They are not painful or itchy. Additionally, I have a sensation of...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
A-Cheng: Hello, first of all, during your consultation, you must disclose any anal intercourse, as it may increase the risk of HIV infection. The physician will typically focus on testing for sexually transmitted infections. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again...[Read More] Understanding Red Spots on the Glans and Urethral Itching Issues
Can You Get STDs from Not Washing After Sex? Expert Insights
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) issues? Doctor, a few weeks ago I had sexual intercourse with a sex worker. I used a condom throughout the entire encounter, but after finishing, I removed the condom without cleaning my genitals and then put on a new condom to masturbate. A...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Yuchang: Hello, it seems that your protective measures are quite good. The chances of infection are low. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers found online should only serve as a reference; if necessary, it is im...[Read More] Can You Get STDs from Not Washing After Sex? Expert Insights
Can Eating Contaminated Food Lead to HIV Infection?
Is it possible to contract HIV by consuming the blood of another person if there are wounds in the mouth? I recently ate a cherry tomato given to me by a classmate who had a cut on his hand that was bleeding. I’m not sure if the tomato was contaminated with his blood, but his han...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, Lin: Both parties have confirmed that there is no HIV infection, and there is absolutely no risk of contracting HIV. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers found online should only be used as a reference; i...[Read More] Can Eating Contaminated Food Lead to HIV Infection?
Concerns About HIV Infection After Risky Encounter: What You Need to Know
Concerns about HIV/AIDS Hello, Dr. Lee. About four weeks ago, I had my wisdom teeth removed, and the dentist mentioned that I have periodontal disease. Three days after the extraction, I had a tongue kiss with a guy at a nightclub that lasted intermittently for about one to two h...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
Your symptoms primarily indicate an upper respiratory infection, so it is advisable to drink plenty of water and get ample rest. It is not possible to determine if you have a specific infection based solely on this information. Many sexually transmitted infections, such as HIV, c...[Read More] Concerns About HIV Infection After Risky Encounter: What You Need to Know
Can Toilet Water Splash Lead to HIV Infection? Understanding the Risks
HIV Issues Using a toilet that has been flushed by a previous user does not pose a risk of HIV transmission, even if water splashes onto the anus or genital area, especially if there are no open wounds or significant exposure to infected bodily fluids. HIV is primarily transmitte...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Please cherish our online medical resources. When asking the same question, please specify only one physician or nutritionist. Pudding: Hello, if you happen to be sprayed with live HIV onto an open wound and the quantity is sufficient to cause infection, then yes, you could con...[Read More] Can Toilet Water Splash Lead to HIV Infection? Understanding the Risks
Am I at Risk of HIV or Syphilis from a Handjob?
Is it possible to contract HIV or syphilis? Hello, doctor. A few days ago, I had a handjob service with a sex worker. I would like to ask if there is a possibility of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) since the sex worker's vagina and pubic hair rubbed again...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Anonymous: Hello, if a sex worker does not have HIV, they will not transmit it to you. Simple skin-to-skin contact, if you have no open wounds, is not likely to result in HIV infection. Note: You can visit the Centers for Disease Control website for detailed information on HIV tr...[Read More] Am I at Risk of HIV or Syphilis from a Handjob?
Should I Get Tested for STDs After a One-Night Stand?
Having a one-night stand? Three months ago, I had a one-night stand with a female friend I met online. She performed oral sex on me without a condom and we had vaginal intercourse with a condom. Afterward, I felt a sense of guilt and have been worried about sexually transmitted i...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
As long as there is sexual activity, there is certainly a risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Unprotected vaginal intercourse can transmit or infect certain bacteria or viruses. Even with the consistent use of condoms, there is no guarantee of the condom's qualit...[Read More] Should I Get Tested for STDs After a One-Night Stand?
Understanding HIV Risks: A Guide for Urology Patients
Regarding HIV/AIDS Hello Doctor: Recently, out of curiosity, I met up with someone I met online. Upon meeting, the other person restrained me and asked me to perform oral sex. During the oral sex, there was some pre-ejaculate fluid, but the other person did not ejaculate. What is...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Anonymous: Hello. 1. Contact with bodily fluids may lead to infection. 2. You need to first confirm whether the other person is HIV positive, as this will determine the subsequent steps. If you are unsure, treat them as if they are an HIV patient and take appropriate precautions,...[Read More] Understanding HIV Risks: A Guide for Urology Patients
Understanding HIV Infection Risks in Urology: Injection Safety Concerns
Infection risk assessment? Hello Dr. Hsu: Today, I visited a medical facility for an injection and would like to inquire about the risk of HIV (AIDS) infection regarding the following: 1. Concerning the use of a syringe: Up to now, have there been any reported cases of HIV infect...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, 1. In our country, syringes are single-use and disposed of after one use. 2. Theoretically, there should be no issues; personally, I do not have experience in this area. For any case studies, it may be best to consult the Centers for Disease Control, as all the data is ...[Read More] Understanding HIV Infection Risks in Urology: Injection Safety Concerns
Understanding HIV Symptoms: When to Get Tested After Risky Behavior
HIV issues Hello, I would like to ask if I had a slight sore throat before engaging in risky sexual behavior, and the day after, I started experiencing cold symptoms. Am I infected with HIV, or is it just a common cold? How soon can cold symptoms appear in the early stages of HIV...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, it is not helpful to determine your fear right now. I recommend seeking medical attention at an infectious disease clinic promptly. Additionally, getting a blood test three months later can help avoid the serological window period for HIV.[Read More] Understanding HIV Symptoms: When to Get Tested After Risky Behavior
Understanding the Risk of HIV Transmission in Non-Sexual Encounters
What is the likelihood of contracting HIV? On October 4th, I went for a massage, and I had a deep kiss with the therapist (about 10 seconds of tongue contact). I also touched her breasts (without penetration) and did not have sexual intercourse. What is the risk of HIV infection?...
Dr. Li Yilun Reply:
The risk of transmitting HIV without contact with bodily fluids is quite low. If there is a history of potential exposure, one can undergo HIV testing at a medical facility.[Read More] Understanding the Risk of HIV Transmission in Non-Sexual Encounters
Understanding Condom Use: HIV Infection Rates and Safety in Taiwan
Use of condoms? Why does the Centers for Disease Control in Taiwan focus on discussing the "risk of infection without using condoms" in their introduction to HIV, while not addressing the "risk of infection with condom use"? Is it because the probability of in...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Helen: Hello, wearing condoms throughout sexual intercourse can significantly reduce the risk of infections. However, it does not eliminate the risk entirely. There are also related studies discussing the protective efficacy of condoms, which you can look into. If there are any u...[Read More] Understanding Condom Use: HIV Infection Rates and Safety in Taiwan
Understanding Infection Risks from Toilet Seat Cushions: A Urology Perspective
Infection issues related to toilet seat covers? Hello, I am a supervisor for a bathroom renovation contractor. Three years ago, I completed a restroom improvement project for the Taipei MRT on a Sunday. After the personnel left, I personally locked the door. Five days later, I ha...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
RT: Hello, the HIV virus dies within a few hours in a dry environment. If soap or bleach is used, it can die within minutes. Generally, testing is done around three months after potential exposure; if the results are normal, it indicates no infection. However, there are a few ind...[Read More] Understanding Infection Risks from Toilet Seat Cushions: A Urology Perspective