Question
What is risk of passing on HIV if someone is undetectable?
19 August 2021. Related: Adherence, All topics, HIV transmission.
What are the chances of an undetectable person to pass on the virus to a negative person?
Answer
The answer is zero.
This is so long as someone is good at taking their meds and their viral load is less than 200 copies/mL.
Please see this link for more information.
https://i-base.info/u-equals-u
Hi Sid, it is very unlikely you have HIV. Please have a look at the HIV testing and risks of sexual transmission guide on i-Base.
Had sex with a girl an condom broke do i have aids
Hi Moh,d. You should have trusted and listened to your partner. She is right that being on effective treatment means there is zero risk to you, even if you didn’t use a condom. There was no need to use PEP and this would not have been prescribed in the UK. You can also stop the paranoia with all these tests. Please read here about U=U:
https://i-base.info/u-equals-u
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