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I have one questio ,,,,if both person dont have any HiV disease and then both do sexual intercourse without using any condom and they do anal sex or oral sex,,,,,,,it is any posssibility ?? of HIV disease?? What is source of hiv?? Both partners dont have any hiv ,,, disease,,,then how much possibility to get this virus??
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Even if both partners don't have HIV, but if they are having multiple partners, they can get the disease. U can also get it through use of infected blood transfusion or needs/blades etc
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
If both partners don't have HIV then how they will get but chances is getting infection if one partner will come into contact of infected person through blood then other partner also will get.
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Dr. Vandana Mishra
Gynecologist
15 yrs exp
Delhi
If there is a single partner only and both do not have HIV, there is no risk of getting it. But HIV can spread through other routes like needle prick/unsafe blood transfusion/exposure to other body fluids/etc
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HIV has a window period, consult a physician. It may need a repeat testing
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