Re: Can male partners who drink transfer etg through sperm?

[Guest guest]

Not a biochemist...just a nurse:) but that would seem unlikely to

me...can't imagine a pathway that would lead to the liver...maybe oral

sex??? More likely to me would be heavy kissing with you with lots of

ETOH on breath/saliva.

Just guessing.

Ken

>

> Hello! My fiancee (an RN) and I have been going nuts over her

> consistant + testing for etg, over the last six months. I'm as

> psoitive as I can be that she is not drinking (I would know if she

> had). She dosen't mess around if she drinks and it is obvious when she

> does. A beer or two would not do anything for her and she knows she

> has to much to lose to mess with it. On the otherhand I am not in the

> health care business and do drink. We have been searching everything

> we can find on the net but have not seen anything relating to the

> transfer of etg from a male partner to a female via sperm. Probably

> grasping at straws here but there must be something (possibly obvious)

> that no one has considered.

> We have sex quite often and I drink quite often.........hmmmmmmmmmm.

> It might be interesting to know the etg count from a sperm sample as

> opposed to that in a urine sample in the same drinking male. I would

> not be suprised if it was much higher in the sperm.

> My name is and I am posting this (under her ID) becasue my

> fiancee is to embarrased to do so.

>

[Guest guest]

I am actually worried about corn...again, not a biochemist or whatever

degree that studies these things but it does somehow break down into

fuel??

Just curious...do I have to give up my CornChex:)

Ken

>

> Hello! My fiancee (an RN) and I have been going nuts over her

> consistant + testing for etg, over the last six months. I'm as

> psoitive as I can be that she is not drinking (I would know if she

> had). She dosen't mess around if she drinks and it is obvious when she

> does. A beer or two would not do anything for her and she knows she

> has to much to lose to mess with it. On the otherhand I am not in the

> health care business and do drink. We have been searching everything

> we can find on the net but have not seen anything relating to the

> transfer of etg from a male partner to a female via sperm. Probably

> grasping at straws here but there must be something (possibly obvious)

> that no one has considered.

> We have sex quite often and I drink quite often.........hmmmmmmmmmm.

> It might be interesting to know the etg count from a sperm sample as

> opposed to that in a urine sample in the same drinking male. I would

> not be suprised if it was much higher in the sperm.

> My name is and I am posting this (under her ID) becasue my

> fiancee is to embarrased to do so.

>

[Guest guest]

hi mitch...interesting thought...did some searching...can't come up with anything... in theory miniscule amounts of etoh molecules in sperm could be absorbed by the vaginal wall and again the rare etoh molecule might make it to her liver to be conjugated(like begets like) with glucuronate and then be measured as etg in urine but i would think the amounts of etoh molecules would be extremely small. insightful posting though...regards, vonniemaygooden <vonniemaygooden@...> wrote: Hello! My fiancee (an RN) and I have been going nuts over her consistant + testing for etg, over the last six months. I'm as psoitive as I can be that she is not drinking (I would know if she had). She dosen't mess around if she drinks and it is obvious when she does. A beer or two would not do anything for her and she knows she has to much to lose to mess with it. On the otherhand I am not in the health care business and do drink. We have been searching everything we can find on the net but have not seen anything relating to the transfer of etg from a male partner to a female via sperm. Probably grasping at straws here but there must be something (possibly obvious) that no one has considered.We have sex quite often and I drink quite often.........hmmmmmmmmmm.It might be interesting to know the etg count from a sperm sample as opposed to that in a urine

sample in the same drinking male. I would not be suprised if it was much higher in the sperm.My name is and I am posting this (under her ID) becasue my fiancee is to embarrased to do so.

[Guest guest]

EtG, as well as many other drugs can be detected in semen in low

concentrations, in the picograms or very low nanograms/mL. However,

after " ingestion " , by the time the trace amount of drug ultimately

makes it to the bladder, the concentration is waaaay too low to detect.

>

> Hello! My fiancee (an RN) and I have been going nuts over her

> consistant + testing for etg, over the last six months. I'm as

> psoitive as I can be that she is not drinking (I would know if she

> had). She dosen't mess around if she drinks and it is obvious when she

> does. A beer or two would not do anything for her and she knows she

> has to much to lose to mess with it. On the otherhand I am not in the

> health care business and do drink. We have been searching everything

> we can find on the net but have not seen anything relating to the

> transfer of etg from a male partner to a female via sperm. Probably

> grasping at straws here but there must be something (possibly obvious)

> that no one has considered.

> We have sex quite often and I drink quite often.........hmmmmmmmmmm.

> It might be interesting to know the etg count from a sperm sample as

> opposed to that in a urine sample in the same drinking male. I would

> not be suprised if it was much higher in the sperm.

> My name is and I am posting this (under her ID) becasue my

> fiancee is to embarrased to do so.

>