if you know someone who is risking
exposure to HIV/AIDS or other diseases,
try to get him or her to stop or get more information - if this is a
commercial business, report them to the proper authorities for health.
bondage is usually safe, use soft ropes to avoid skin burns and
open sores.
blood letting is the practice of cutting one's body and sharing
(drinking, smearing, etc) the blood from incision with another person(s), any
contact with another persons blood puts you at risk of HIV/AIDS transmission -
this practice should not be performed without a doctors supervision.
fisting (insertion of hands into vagina or anus) should be avoided
as it tears the mucous membranes - no safe fisting method is known for those
not experienced and stretched properly.
spanking - safe as long as no skin is broken or mucous membranes
(the lining of the vagina, rectum, urethra, or mouth) exposed and touched
.
torture is unsafe and should not be practiced without a doctor
monitoring.
golden shower - although an infected person's urine does contain
antibodies to HIV, no evidence that HIV is transmitted through urine.
feces (poop, "shit") fetish - don't play with feces as many
diseases can be present - HIV antibodies are present, but not high risk for
HIV transmission, possible even NIL.
whipping and beating can be a risk for disease transmission as
breakage in the skin can occur when in contact with others membranes and open
cuts or sores.
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guide only. Information has been compiled from different organizations
and consumer/public health resources. These details have been provided to you with the
understanding that it is not medical or professional advice. All
medical information needs to be carefully reviewed with your health care
provider. If you believe you have HIV or any other disease, Infection, Virus or
symptoms, please consult your doctor or obtain anonymous testing.
