It’s great that you have had a good response to your treatment and are doing so well.<\/p>\n
In response to your question, I can appreciate that starting a new relationship can be challenging for many at times. Living with HIV and starting a new relationship after being married must have
\nit’s own challenges too. These include how and when to disclose your status and negotiating using condoms.<\/p>\n
However, the good news is that many people living with HIV continue to have fulfilling sexual relationships. Many of them are in sero-different relationships (where one partner is HIV positive and the other one is not).<\/p>\n
You mention that you have a A CD4 count of 1000. This is really good as it indicates that you have a strong immune system. Having an undetectable viral load is also good as you are less likely to transmit HIV to future partners. This is\u00a0 because studies have shown that being stable on treatment and having an undetectable viral load dramatically reduces the risk of passing HIV on to a negative partner.<\/p>\n
I am aware that it is not possible to cover many of the issues you may want to discuss in detail, in an email. A health advisor\u00a0 or counsellor at your clinic can help you talk through any additional questions you may have.<\/p>\n