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Can mixing water with Dettol actually work as a sanitizer to protect against the coronavirus? Is it really effective, or should I look for alternatives?

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yes

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I recently visited a massage place and something is really bothering me. I was wearing one of those disposable poly pants and lying on my stomach. The massage therapist, who was a woman and nude, sat on my buttocks during the massage, and I ended up ejaculating in my pants. There wasnt any kind of penetration at all. But now Im really worriedwhat if her vaginal fluids somehow got through the disposable pant and came into contact with my penis or anus? Is there any chance I could have contracted HIV from this?

HIV can be transmitted through vaginal secretions without penetration if there is direct contact with the penis or anus

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I've been tested for VDRL and RPR, and both came back negative, but my TPHA result was positive with a titer of 1160. I haven't had any lesions, rashes, or other symptoms, and this is my first time testing positive for syphilis. I've done the VDRL test four times in the last two years, and they've always been negative. Can you tell me which stage of syphilis this might indicate and if a titer level of 1160 is something to worry about? What would the treatment be?

Consult a healthcare provider: It's important to discuss your results with your doctor. They can confirm whether you have latent syphilis and guide you through the necessary treatment. Possible further testing: Your doctor might order additional tests or monitor your condition to see if there are any signs of active infection. Even though you're not showing symptoms, treatment is crucial to prevent complications and transmission to others.

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I'm really worried and have a question I've been thinking about. After having intercourse, how long does it usually take before you might start to notice any symptoms of HIV? Would it be a matter of months?

depends on health status

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