Hiv related

2019-01-05 04:17:21
Hi My partner is hiv positive, undectable stage. While having sex i did bite her nipple and it got broke and she was bleeding... my question is if i would have drank her blood .. will i get hiv
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Yes dear chances are there. Take enough precaution..
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Answered2019-01-05 05:14:44

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Answered2019-01-05 04:38:09

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Dear , need to consult physician physically, need some prophylactic medicine . If u having mouth ulcer or open wound in mouth chances ...

Answered2019-01-05 04:38:01

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boost your immune system and consult doctor

Answered2019-01-05 12:23:54

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HIV spread from one other if both blood mix. And STD.
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Answered2019-01-05 06:35:47

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hello. even  if your is partner is HIV positive with undetactable viral load( must have been  found out by HIV  viral load test) , the virus is still in the body but chances of transmission to other is low but possible.
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consult online with me ( HIV dr) or anyone you wish for full deatils as you are discordent couple ( partner positive and you negative ? ) and HIV infection should not be taken lightly.

Answered2019-01-05 05:25:51

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