The Plausibility of My HIV Transmission Hypothesis
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Channel: Jackies1979 · 2013 · Education
Here I describe why my theory of HIV transmission is plausible and what kind of arguments can be put forward in order to defend it. My theory is that a tight vaginal shape variant in Black women and a relative anal stenosis in MSM explain the disproportionate spread of HIV in these high-risk groups. This vaginal shape variant (the 'pumpkin seed vagina') is present in 40 % of Black women and rare in other ethnicities. The mean introital caliber of the vagina is 3.14 or 3.73 (data ambiguous) cm in African-American women, 4.66 cm in Caucasian women. Slight anal stenosis seems to affect 12-59 % of anoreceptive MSM. This relative tightness leads to more trauma and tears during intercourse, facilitating HIV transmission. It can, possibly, be cured by regular dilation of the anogenital organs. The HIV/AIDS map is under the Creative Commons/GNU Free Documentation License, may only be used and modified according to these, and I thank Wikipedia users Dwrcan and Roke for making it.
