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If you have sex with someone that has AIDS, do you automatically get HIV infection, or is there a chance not? |
If you have sex with a girl that is HIV-positive and she doesn't come, and you don't bust during intercourse, but you use no condom will you automatically become infected with HIV? Is there a chance that you will not, given that you do not possess a genetic immunity to HIV infection also, I had a condom on for most of the time, but it fell off and I stopped about 1-2 minutes later You don't get HIV automatically.. it's a risk that you can never predict.. HIV infection doesnot comes out within a week, HIV positive only resurface after....and remember this...AFTER 10 YEARS of contracting the disease. So let us assume the girl is positive of HIV now which is 2008, so if the virus will live in your body it will give its ugly head on the year 2018. So how old are you then in 2018? The virus will be dormant for 10 years. Meaning it is sleeping there in your body for the last 10 years, it will give no symptoms or sign that you are infected with it. Until the 10 years when your body is already weak and couldn't heal itself anymore then the virus will appear to give you the last rites. Statistics state it is a 1 in 1,000 chance through VAGINAL sex and about 1 in 100 with anal sex. BUT the more you are exposed to the virus, the higher your chances become. i was going to yes unlikely until you mentioned no condom...There is always a chance that person would get AIDS or HIV even if only a little fluid went inside you or her. Yes!You can get HIV be having intercourse,oral sex, and by the Anal. |
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