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Originally Posted by noobiedick
Sigh..
There have been numerous trials done since the dawn of HIV and you can find them online.
1. The statistical rate of getting HIV is ~0.1%.
2. The chance of getting HIV through vagina sex with a HIV woman is ~0.04%.
3. The chance of getting HIV through oral sex with a HIV patient is negligible.
4. You have a 1 in <100 chance of getting HIV through sharing a needle or receptive anal sex with a HIV patient.
Avoid 4 and you should be fine.
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Depends if there are other underlying conditions and the stage of HIV infection (viral load)
https://www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/va...v-transmission
> A meta-analysis of studies of heterosexual HIV transmission found that, in high-income countries prior to the introduction of combination therapy, the risk per sexual act was 0.04% if the female partner was HIV positive and the male partner was HIV negative. The risk was 0.08% when the male partner was HIV positive and the female partner HIV negative. However, these rates were considerably higher when the source partner was in either the very early or the late stage of HIV infection, when one partner had a sexually transmitted infection that causes genital sores, and also in studies done in lower-income countries (Boily).