Positive and Positive Sex

But regardless of the HIV status of the partner, it’s important for someone who is HIV positive to think about protecting their own health as well, by avoiding exposure to other STDs, such as hepatitis, syphilis, gonorrhea, parasites, and herpes, which can weaken the immune system, and make life more difficult.

Another issue that has raised concern lately regarding positive / positive sex is the possibility of acquiring different strains of HIV from your partner. Though research has only been able to identify a very small number of cases where re-infection has occurred, at this point in time researchers vary in their opinion about whether re-infection really exists.

Health

• Anal sex
• Balanitis
• Adam & Steve
• Compass
• Pride Fest

Blogs

• African American Women And St Is by Gary Bell
• Fda Decision On Egrifta (Tesamorelin) Delayed Until Fall by Myles Helfand
• A Pre Existing Condition Can Wreck Your Whole Day by Thomas DeLorenzo
• Tmc278 (Rilpivirine) Stands Up To Efavirenz In Battle Of First Line Nnrt Is; Fda Approval May Be Drawing Near by Myles Helfand
• Pcp, Civil Rights, And Harvey Milk by James McLarty-Lopes

Videos

• "The Addiction" (Directors Cut) Part 2 of 2
• Gay Men Play Safe, by AIDS Vancouver
• STDs- Herpes, chlamydia, HPV
• "The Addiction" (Directors Cut) Part 1 of 2
• Introduction to HIV/AIDS: What You Need to Know