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teresafaith:U harsh ooo The baby is pretty |
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@op It's your decision to make. While not moving on in the relationship is not the best. Same as moving on. So I will advise u should do your research very well and involve God. Also I found an article. See below WHAT IS A “MIXED-STATUS” RELATIONSHIP? A "mixed-status" relationship is a sexual relationship in which one partner is HIV-positive and the other is HIV-negative. This can involve a couple in a long-term relationship or a single encounter between two partners. You may also hear these terms to describe such relationships: Serodiscordant Discordant Serodivergent Magnetic HIV-positive/negative IS IT SAFE FOR MIXED-STATUS COUPLES TO HAVE SEX? For mixed-status couples, the possibility of HIV infection is a constant reality. There is always a risk of transmitting HIV, but you can minimize it. TIPS FOR THE HIV-NEGATIVE PARTNER If you are the HIV-negative partner in a mixed-status relationship, here are steps you can take to reduce your chances of getting HIV: Encourage your HIV-positive partner to get and stay on antiretroviral therapy (ART), and support your partner in taking all of his/her HIV medications at the right time. This “medication adherence” will lower your partner’s viral load, keep your partner healthy, and reduce the risk that HIV can be transmitted. Use condoms consistently and correctly. When used correctly and consistently, condoms are highly effective in preventing HIV infection, as well as other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Both male and female condoms are available. For more information on condom use, see CDC’s HIV Basics: Prevention. Choose less risky sexual behaviors. MouthAction is much less risky than anal or vaginal sex. Anal sex is the highest-risk sexual activity for HIV transmission. If you are HIV-negative, insertive anal sex (“topping”) is less risky for getting HIV than receptive anal sex (“bottoming”). Remember: HIV can be sexually transmitted via blood, semen (cum), pre-seminal fluid (pre-cum), rectal fluid, and vaginal fluid. Sexual activities that do not involve the potential exchange of these bodily fluids (e.g. touching) carry no risk for getting HIV. For information on ways to reduce the risk of getting HIV through sexual contact, see our page on Reducing Your Sexual Risk for HIV. Talk to your doctor about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). PrEP is a way for people who don’t have HIV to prevent HIV infection by taking a pill every day. The pill contains two medicines that are also used to treat HIV. Along with other prevention methods like condoms, PrEP can offer good protection against HIV if taken every day. The CDC recommends PrEP be considered for people who are HIV-negative and at substantial risk for HIV infection. This includes HIV-negative individuals who are in an ongoing relationship with an HIV-positive partner, as well at others at high risk. For more information, see our page on PrEP. Talk to your doctor right away (within 3 days) about post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) if you think you have had a possible exposure to HIV. An example of a possible exposure is if you had anal or vaginal sex with your HIV-positive partner without a condom, and you are not taking PrEP. Your chance of exposure to HIV is lower if your HIV-positive partner is taking ART consistently and correctly, especially if his/her viral load is undetectable. Starting PEP immediately and taking it daily for 4 weeks reduces your chance of getting HIV. For more information, see our page on PEP. Get tested for HIV. You should get tested for HIV at least once a year so that you are sure about your HIV status and can take action to keep healthy. Talk to your doctor about whether you may also benefit from more frequent testing (e.g. every 3-6 months). Use the AIDS.gov HIV Testing and Care Services Locator to find a testing site near you, or use a home testing kit. Get tested and treated for other STDs and encourage your partner to do the same. If either of you are sexually active outside the partnership, you should get tested at least once a year and talk to your provider about whether more frequent testing is of benefit. STDs can have long-term health consequences. They can also increase your chance of getting HIV. Find an STD testing site. Use the AIDS.gov HIV Testing and Care Services Locator to find a testing site near you. TIPS FOR THE HIV-POSITIVE PARTNER If you are the HIV-positive partner in a mixed-status relationship, here are steps you can take to reduce your risk of transmitting HIV to your partner: Get and stay on antiretroviral therapy (ART). ART reduces the amount of virus in your blood and body fluids. ART can keep you healthy for many years, and greatly reduce your chance of transmitting HIV to your sexual partners if you take it consistently and correctly. If you are taking ART, follow your health care provider’s advice. Visit your health care provider regularly and always take your medicine as directed. Use condoms consistently and correctly. When used correctly and consistently, condoms are highly effective in preventing HIV infection, as well as other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Both male and female condoms are available. For more information on condom use, see CDC’s HIV Basics: Prevention. Choose less risky sexual behaviors. MouthAction is much less risky than anal or vaginal sex. Anal sex is the highest-risk sexual activity for HIV transmission. During anal sex, it is less risky for you as the HIV-positive partner to be the receptive partner (“bottom”) than the insertive partner (“top”). Remember: HIV can be sexually transmitted via blood, semen (cum), pre-seminal fluid (pre-cum), rectal fluid, and vaginal fluid. Sexual activities that do not involve the potential exchange of these bodily fluids (e.g. touching) carry no risk for transmitting HIV. For information on ways to reduce the risk of transmitting HIV to your partner through sexual contact, see our page on Reducing Your Sexual Risk for HIV. Talk to your partner about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), taking HIV medicines daily to prevent HIV infection. The CDC recommends PrEP be considered for people who are HIV-negative and at substantial risk for HIV infection. This includes HIV-negative individuals who are in an ongoing relationship with an HIV-positive partner, as well as others at high risk. For more information, see our page on PrEP. Talk to your partner about post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) if you think your partner has had a possible exposure to HIV. An example of a possible exposure is if you had anal or vaginal sex without a condom or the condom breaks and your partner is not on PrEP. Your partner’s chance of exposure to HIV is lower if you are taking ART consistently and correctly, especially if your viral load is undetectable. Your partner should talk to his/her doctor right away (within 3 days) if they think they have had a possible exposure to HIV. Starting medicine immediately (known as post-exposure prophylaxis, or PEP) and taking it daily for 4 weeks reduces your partner’s chance of getting HIV. For more information, see our page on PEP. Get tested and treated for STDs and encourage your partner to do the same. If either of you are sexually active outside the partnership, you should get tested at least once a year and talk to your provider about whether more frequent testing is of benefit. STDs can have long-term health consequences. They can also increase your risk of transmitting HIV to others. Use the AIDS.gov HIV Testing and Care Services Locator to find a testing site near you. “I counsel my patients that the greatest gift an HIV-positive partner can give an HIV-negative partner is the gift of undetectability. The risk of transmitting HIV is decreased if one’s viral load is undetectable.” -HIV Provider, Washington, DC KEEP THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION OPEN If you are part of a mixed-status couple, it is important that you and your partner communicate openly and often about safer sex practices and HIV prevention. Healthcare providers and local HIV/AIDS organizations can be important sources of information and support for you and your partner. CDC’s Start Talking. Stop HIV. campaign has information and resources to help you start a conversation about safe sex and HIV. |
Na wa ooo Anybody in the Aus. Someone shld help a bro out now. Phemzy: |
Hello Aus. Pls I want to make clarification on the invitation letter. Is it necessary the invitation letter state the duration of my stay in Canada. If yes, then how many months will the invitee state. My destination is Ontario. I have a relative there who will accommodate my wife there. Thanks @hotstepper I will appreciate ur guide here pls. Can u help by recommending an hospital in Ontario who I can start exchanging test results with and book a medical appointment with. I understand as I av read b4 that one has to be physically there b4 an appointment can be called considered. However proof of medical appointment is also useful in the online route. Thanks and God bless |
Hello aus, I want to specially thanks HOTSTEPPER for her contribution and d help she has rendered. Am just starting my journey and currently at the Visitor visa stage. I will keep u posted as d journey continues. @HOTSTEPPER I send u a mail becos I want u to be my guardian angel thru d journey. Thanks and God bless |
Haba GEJ do something "BEFORE ITS TOO LATE" or do u wnt Nigerians to "GO AND DIE"? |
@Poster, please can you help me to check this vin report. 4T1BG22K71U816742 Thanks and God bless |
@aliyah thanks but what of second hand value, after all i won't use it for life |
Hello guys, please i really need your advice between Toyota Solara 2000 and Toyota Camry 2000 models. I want a car with style, comfort and easy to maintain. I really prefer the solara but people are telling about the parts. So i don't really know how available are the part in the Nigerian market especially in Nigeria and Port Harcourt market. I don't want to buy a car just because of d style and later regret it when it comes to maintenance.
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@poster How much should i budget for the following cars Toyota Camry 2000 LE or XLE Mazda 323f Gulf 3 1999 as shown below
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@poster How much should i budget for the following cars Toyota Camry 2000 LE or XLE Mazda 323f Gulf 3 1999 as shown below
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@poster How much should i budget for the following cars Toyota Camry 2000 LE or XLE Mazda 323f Gulf 3 1999 as shown below
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Interesting thread Though i'm single and planning to get married shaaa |
@ademlabi Please i need your advice on the following cars and their price 1. Toyota RAV4 2001 2. Toyota corolla 2004 3. toyota corolla 2001 4. Honda civic 1998 |
@Kaymed Please i need your advice on the following cars and their price 1. Toyota RAV4 2001 2. Toyota Matrix 2004 3. Mazda Protege 2000 4. Honda Civic 2001 5. Toyota Corolla 2002 6. Nissan Altima 1999 |
@kaymed How much is toyota corolla 2001 and 2002 model? which car do u know that has very low maintenance culture |
Phemzy:@ademlabi sorry i didn't get any mail. Kindly send it to callmephemzy@yahoo.co.uk Thanks |
@ademlabi How much is toyota corolla 2001 and 2002 model? which car do u know that has very low maintenance culture |
Kaymed:No i'm only asking for clearing cost to lagos for 1996 toyota corolla Also i want to know the total cost of 1997 toyota camry |
@kaymed How much will it cost to bring (transport) toyota corolla 1996 model into lagos not buying it Also how much is toyota camry 1997 model |
Kaymed:@Kaymed I have not gotten ur mail. callmephemzy@yahoo.co.uk pls I need exactly how much it 1999 toyota corolla and 1996 toyota corolla will cost. Thanks |
@kaymed How much will it cost to get Toyota Corolla 1999 model full options expecially front stabilizer bar, ABS, factory AC, defroster Toyota Corolla 1996 model full options expecially ABS, factory AC, defroster. Also, other types of toyota products within the range 600k-800k. Thanks, my email is callmephemzy@yahoo.co.u |
@ademlabi How much will it cost to get Toyota Corolla 1999 model full options expecially front stabilizer bar, ABS, factory AC, defroster Toyota Corolla 1996 model full options expecially ABS, factory AC, defroster. Also, other types of toyota products within the range 600k-800k. Thanks, my email is callmephemzy@yahoo.co.uk |
If the guy withdraw upto 1 million in his account, will the bank forced him to return it? and he has spent the money before they get to him, will he be charge to court? |
Let me explain the two to you girls Womaniser 1. guy who makes zillions of women think he is in love with them and that he is the best guy in the universe but never know he is making 12774763836543 other women think that too. 2. a man who makes every woman fall head over heals in love with him, and he already has like 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 other girl friends. 3. a guy who gets every girl to like him. a gutless, senseless asshole who treats every girl like theyre the girl for him, then lets them down by having MANY other girls on the side. they are assholes. 4. To pursue women lecherously 5. An asshole who pursues woman as a sport as trys to get in thier pants through charm Alcoholic There are different level in alcohol addiction. There are some that are occassionally (which is not bad) while there are some are addicted to it. Below are some definitions that will help you understand what the poster is talking about. alcohol addiction - habitual intoxication; prolonged and excessive intake of alcoholic drinks leading to a breakdown in health and an addiction to alcohol such that abrupt deprivation leads to severe withdrawal symptoms have different level in alcohol Alcoholism: is characterized by compulsive and uncontrolled consumption of alcohol despite its negative effects on the drinker's health, relationships, and social standing So ladies, which one do you prefer? |
I am a computer science student, I have learn AutoCAD 2008, i have access to various books and tutorials online , but I need to find some practice excersices where I can stat drawings from scratch by myself. |
I am a computer science student, I have learn AutoCAD 2008, i have access to various books and tutorials online , but I need to find some practice excersices where I can stat drawings from scratch by myself. |
JustGood:It is just getting more interesting I believe that operation Swale (the team Helen Reid belongs to) are just blackmailing him. |
ilugunboy:Are you trying to protect the image of Nigeria? Maybe you should travel around the country before you insist, not just sitting down in your house with your laptop and saying rubbish. |
Big Star:Being qualified without certification is a benefit for you and your family and not to the general public, so go ahead write a certification exam and be certified. |