About Kristen Brannock, MPH Expertise I can answer any of your questions concerning HIV infection and AIDS. This includes ways it can and cannot be transmitted, how it is treated, how it affects the body and methods to protect yourself. I can also answer questions concerning safer sex and contraception.
Experience I trained with the Red Cross to be an HIV/AIDS counselor and I am a member of CARES- Carolina AIDS Resource Education Service.
Organizations CARES and trained by the Red Cross I also have my Master of Public Health in Health Behavior and Health Education.
Education/Credentials Master of Public Health
Health Behavior and Health Education
UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
(formerly UNC-CH School of Public Health)
Question thanks for your site and inputs
i never knew few things about infections,std and hiv though been very clean and mongamous kind of person.
I have two question and have read lot of things which are scary and also educative in this world.
1.suppose a woman who has vaginal odor before starting of sex,which she is aware of and i understand the reasons can be so many but having muitlpte partners is reason enough.
first does she have hiv or any other infection.
assuming whatever
if condom used correctly can a woman still get above based on vagina smell and its relations to other issues and bacteria travel while condom is still on.
second question is that keeping all things different and they woman has hiv in her vagina who are not clean and who have odor or who cum they have more changes of infecting others.if they have hiv or not may be they themselves dont know.
is condom garutnee all this changes to zero in all these situation and in general.if sex last only five minutes or so and quickly pullled out cleaned and leave.
thanks
Answer I did not understand all of your questions but I think I get the idea of what you are asking. Vaginal smell has nothing to do with HIV. You cannot smell HIV.
If you use condoms every time you have sex, and in the right way, you are 98-99% protected from the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
