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Why should you use condoms to prevent transmission when HIV is treatable?
Adhering to drug schedules, taking the medication regularly, and managing side effects can be some of the limiting factors in achieving undetectable viral loads with medication. Condoms provide additional protection in such scenarios with the added benefit of protection against other STDs as well.Learn More
What are the risks of getting HIV if you put on a condom after you've already started having sex?
THE RISK OF DELAYED CONDOM USE
Condoms provide adequate protection against HIV when used correctly. However, many couples worldwide engage in risky sexual intercourse when they don't use condoms correctly. Improper usage of a condom can lead to a breach in the protective layer and cause the transmission of HIV.
In addition, many couples worldwide engage in the practice of delaying condom use during sexual intercourse. Delaying the use of condoms during sex increases the contact time between the genitals. This increased contact time between the genitals is a known risk factor for HIV transmission.
For HIV-negative women, the risk of HIV transmission with delayed condom use is lower than that associated with unprotected sex. However, the risk is still higher than properly using the condom before the start of sex, studies suggest. The risk of HIV transmission with delayed condom use is even higher for seronegative men who have sex with other men. One study attributes this risk to be as high as that associated with unprotected sex in homosexual men.
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Can you get HIV through oral sex?
HIV is transmitted through infected body fluids, including seminal and vaginal fluids. These fluids can transmit the virus when they come into contact with your blood or genital fluids. The virus enters your body by passing through membranes and multiplies to cause an infection.
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Is it safe for an HIV-positive person to have unprotected sex with another HIV-positive person?
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Can you reduce the risk of getting HIV after having unprotected sex with someone who has HIV?
Post-exposure prophylaxis, or nPEP, is different from PrEP which is a pre-exposure prophylactic therapy. While nPEP provides adequate protection against the virus after exposure, there is a time limit for it. nPEP works best when taken within 72 hours, or three days, of getting exposed to HIV. The level of protection decreases with every passing hour, even within the allowed time limit. Therefore, it is advised to start nPEP as soon as possible after having unprotected sex with an HIV-positive individual or a person of unknown status. nPEP is continued for at least 28 days after the first dose, taken once a day.
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