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What Are The Chances Of Passing Chlamydia With A Condom
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chances of passing on hiv to partnera 53 yo male living with female partner.Diagosed 15 mths ago On HAART since diagnosis. VL undetectable,and cd4 count 640. USse condoms allways.Partner still has anxieties about trasmission. Please advise, Thank you....
Response from Robert H. Remien, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Consistent and correct condom use is a highly effective means of preventing transmission of HIV. The excellent health of the HIV+ partner adds an extra layer of security. However, that does not mean that the uninfected partner will not have some...
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is there a large chance of passing hiv to a partner if one is on atripla for 6 yrs and recent bloodwork shows undetected?the title is my question. im healthy i take my atripla every day. bloodwork last month came out... Read more »Being Undectable for 3yrs what are the chances of me passing HIV on - sex wise??Hi Dr Bob,I have been undectable for 3yrs now and my cd4 count is 770, I am on Saquinavir,... Read more »
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Condom Effectiveness for Prevention of Chlamydia trachomatis InfectionWhile a growing body of research is increasingly demonstrating the effectiveness of condoms in preventing STDs, the current analysis aimed to provide a disease-specific estimate for the effectives of condoms in preventing Chlamydia trachomatis... Read more »
Quick Chlamydia Urine Test Accurate in MenA chlamydia test for males using first-void urine has proven effective in a study, and the rapidity of its results could offer patients same-day treatment, say British researchers. Dr. Helen H. Lee of the University of Cambridge and colleagues... Read more »
Pointers on Chlamydia Prevention and Care for People With HIVChlamydia infection often has no physical signs or symptoms, so you may not know you're infected unless you get tested regularly. Sexually active men with HIV should be tested for chlamydia every 3 to 6 months, and sexually active women should be... Read more »
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chance of passing it on
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
i had unprotected sex with someone i don't know about 11 months ago. about two weeks after i had strep throat and tonsilitis for a few weeks. i believe i may have HIV. i have recently began having sex w/ my boyfriend. he knows that i might have HIV...
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Condoms, chance of infection?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
hello. i have slept with 2 women in the past year. I used condoms every time and didn't have a breakage or slip ever. No oral. What is my risk level? thanks a million can you get it from taking the condom off?Robb Read more » CHLAMYDIA
Posted by babyohbaby
Ok...so this guy i want to sleep with has Chlymida...If we use a condom...whata re the chances i will get it?
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chlamydia
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
can any1 out there help me with this question, i have been with my boyfriend for 3 years and as far as I am aware neither of us has had any other partner in that time. about 3 months ago he got tested and he showed up positive with chlamydia so a...
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