Can pre-cum and semen fluids contain HIV

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Can pre-cum and semen fluids contain HIV

Which is the difference between pre-cum and semen, can these fluids contain HIV?

Three fluids exit the body through the penis: urine, semen (sperm), and pre-seminal fluid (pre-cum). Semen is a thick cloudy fluid that contains sperm and is ejaculated from the penis as a male reaches climax. Semen is one of the body fluids necessary f or HIV to survive. Pre-seminal fluid is a natural lubricant secreted through the penis during sexual arousal. Generally, pre-seminal fluid is clear but traces of semen can be present. Because of the presence of semen, pre-seminal fluid can contain HIV.

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