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Re: Hep C-sexualityFrom: BABS1996@aol.comFri Feb 21 16:45:50 2003
Hoping for some input. 51 yo female has had no intimate relationships in "many years" presented today. Finally found "her soulmate" and is interested in a sexual relationship. Initially came in to talk about birth control-patient is perimenopausal and still having fairly regular cycles. Found out today that "soul Mate" has been diagnosed with Hep C for 10 years. Discussed sexuality, etc. Patient interested in knowing the chances of being infected with vaginal and or oral relations if no protection is used. Anyone have any stats, info, studies or data regarding this issue. Thanks for your help. Barbara, FNP
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