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Husband tested positive for hiv n not me?
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Common situation: It's important for the two of you to make sure that you do not become infected. If you use barrier protection and he takes meds to keep his infection at bay, you'll almost certainly not become infected. Should you wish to become pregnant, there are safe ways for this to happen. I'm going to assume you are committed to each other, and I am glad that you are together. Best wishes.
Answered 9/29/2016
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