HIV Positive male, unprotected sex with HIV negative male 10 times. Risk of HIV transmission?

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No duh

Very high...get checked.

Hopefully........Nuf Said

99.9%

close to 100% Why would you do something that stupid?

yeah, duh about covers that one.

ya

High.

Go to your doctor and get referred to a specialist ASAP.

um more than a little. HIV is spread by swappping of bodily fluids. 10 times? with an HIV positve? infected. sorry.

Are you serious?!? I'm pretty sure it takes at least 11 times to get it. lol I really hope you're joking.

100% and he can be arrested for assault if he knew beforehand and if the partner contracts AIDS and dies he can be arrested for murder.

The HIV negative male needs to be tested... any unprotected sex with an HIV positive male increases their risk of contracting the disease so ten times obviously makes the chances greater. Get tested please.

Good Luck. :-)

Extremely likely- especially if the HIV negative male was the "receiving" partner. Please have him get tested immediately- there are excellent treatments for managing HIV now, but the earlier it is caught the better.

Please, everyone, do not have sex without protecting yourselves. Use condoms EVERY TIME.

Yes. Every time.

You're committing assault every time you do that unless you tell the fella you're going bareback with that you're positive.

How do you manage not to take someting that will eventually kill you seriously?

yeah...HUGE risk sorry =/...having sex with someone ONCE with HIV unprotected is a risk...10 times..unprotected each time?...big risk...i would suggest getting the guy an HIV test make sure hes ok..and use condoms from then on

high 99.9 do you have a death wish for yourself or someone else?barebacking is NOT COOL!!!!

HUGE risk

That was very stupid of you!

100%. You really need to get to a doctor and check yourself. If you do have it, you shouldn't have unprotected sex with people anymore. It is almost like giving them a death sentence. Or atleast tell them.

Why would you ask this question? Obviously, everything is a joke to you. Gays have a better HIV/AIDS education than the average medical students.

This is not a game!

yes, of course there is a risk of HIV transmission.
Are you looking for the statistical possibility of the negative male contracting the disease? The answer is that there are so many variables in any encounter that putting an actual number on it is virtually impossible.
(variables include health of the HIV neg. male, type of sexual act, ejaculation internal, external, etc.)
Here is a link that explains it :
http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/safes...

Shame on you to pose such a risk to someone else. Tell the person you did this to ASAP.