Does anyone know what the actual possibility or probability of having AIDS transmitted to you by having protected sex is? On the worse case scenario, is there a real possibility of this happening?
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No method of contraception is 100% effective against pregnancy or the spread of disease. I do not know what the percentages are, but you are definitely safer if you are practicing safe sex then if not. In the case of disease when I refer to contraceptives I mean condoms.
Condoms have been known to break.
Its more difficult for a man to get it than a woman.(when its hetero sex).
It is one of the harder diseases to catch and once exposed to the air the disease dies. Unfortunately though with sex there's isn't much air where it would count!
There are many couples with one partner living with AIDS, I know a couple and they have healthy sex lives.
I would think that you would be very protected using contraception but if you are considering doing so I would contact your GP for professional advice.
nothing has been 100% effective in preventing AIDS.
Absolutely don't kid yourself. In high risk populations such as drug users, especially IV drug users, and those who have multiple partners and don't use protection or use it randomly the odds are much higher. Many times you really don't know who falls in what category, thus, treat every encounter as a possible transmittal. Always error on the side of safety. A few nuns I read about in the journals got it from early blood transfusions. Don't take chances.
The only way to get AIDs through protected sex is if the condom breaks or your partner has already ejaculated before you use protection. Another way is through saliva, allow you may be protected in one way, AIDS can be spread in many other ways, such as oral sex.
possably. y? it depends what u use
A condom will protect you if it is put on properly and it doesn't leak. Some brands have been shown to fail up to 30% of the time. Not very good odds when your life is at stake.
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