if i had unprotected sex with a women who has hiv/aids once or twice, would i definetly get it? thanks guys. i dont think she has hiv/aids. just a bit worried.
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Probably. Do you mean Woman or women?
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Most likely yes,If you have done i would seriously urge you to go and get tested
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idk. but WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT!!!!???!!! are you crazy?
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Look at this way. I'm sitting in a room with 3 other people. I start coughing from a cold. 1. 2 or 3 or 0 will get it. Are you lucky or not? It's called Russian Roulette. Get tested BEFORE you have sex with anyone else.
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aids is a virus .Just like any other virus it can be spread . If your immune system was strong when you were with her , you stand a fighting chance . It is whats is known as a retro virus there for can be dormant in your system for several years . Get tested now , and if you become sick later on get tested again . A virus is a virus is a virus .All viruses can be spread the same way including aids . It is far to expensive and with it being retro , hard to pin point whom has it for them to treat it like the epidemic it is .There is also a lot of money being made in the medical field . They will not say these thing in schools and media because , there would be wide spread fear and panic .We do not have the resources to treat this like we did tb .They found a stain alive in 8 day old dried blood .
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Kelle is definitely right getting STD tested regularly and especially prior to engaging in sexual intercourse with a new partner are necessary to building an awareness to yourself and your partner that you take your health seriously, and if they want have or continue to have a relationship with you, that they should do the same.
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Difinitely YES, HIV virus can be transmitted by unprotected sexual contact (vaginal, anal, or oral sex).
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ewwwwwww
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