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A member asked:
What is inactive hiv....can one use protection and still get it?
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HIV is not inactive: if you have HIV it is not inactive. You need protection all of the time if you have any potential exposure. The Protection is always needed but unfortunately nothing is 100% effective
Answered 10/13/2014
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