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My boyfriend as hiv and my head was laying in his drool while i was sleeping. am i at risk for getting hiv? he is on medication.
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Probably safe: Saliva doesn't transmit hiv. Be very careful, and perhaps this would be time for you to go as a couple and good advice from a specialist.
Answered 4/14/2014
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