Is it a true or it's a myth???

If the guy and a girl(both HIV positive) having unprotected sex with each other will it make it worse for both of em??
That way they get more virus and developing AIDS much faster???
True or Myth. Please leave your answer. IMO I think it's a myth.

if they have the same strain then there shouldnt be any issues but if they have different strains then there is a possiblity of issue go to the website below to understand.....

If both guy and a girl have already HIV positive..I guess its a myth, the protected sex is just necessary if you know that your partner have an HIV and if you don't have then thats the point you need to use protected sex so that you can't get the desease from him. or its better to have protected sex all the time.

I don't believe that if both partner that have HIV and don't use protective sex will get the more virus.. they can't get more virus but they keep passing the virus each other.

The problem with both partners being HIV+ and unprotected sex is not the ideal that they would further infect each other, but both partners medication prescribed to maintain their health, if they have unprotected sex, it somehow messes up their immune and the medication they are taking. Unless both partners have a undetectable viral load where both is considered of a low risk of transmission to have unprotected sex with a "HIV NEGATIVE" person, HOWEVER, no person should not take any risk and both HIV+ couples should wear condoms no matter what.

According to my Biology professor this is partially true. Apparently there are various types HIV with a different structure. So the guy can have one type and the girl can have another and if they have unprotected sex then they are transfering each of their strand of the disease to the other person who originally did not have that strand therefore making it worse because now they have 2 types of the virus when before they each would have only had one.

Its a myth. there is no way they'll get 'more' virus or get mutant strains of the virus from each other. Unprotected sex with each other carries no extra risk of developing the disease than they already have. There is no constant that can tell us when exactly HIV +ve people will develop the disease. It all depends on factors such as when they contracted the infection and are they taking the meds regularly or not.,among others.

OK you may not believe this but Its TRUE. the reason for this is that even if the other got it from their partner when HIV enters a new person it mutates. which means if they continue to have unprotected sex they will end up with several different strains of the virus. And yes there is a strain that will kill you in about 6 months.

Sex just spreads an STD from host to host, it dosn't increase the development of AIDS. That don't mean tey can have all the unprotected sex they want tough, they can still get pregnant and have an "AIDS baby".

two HIV don't make AIDS

i dont think so