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Hiv patient get married?
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Yes, he or she may: An HIV patient may get married, or may remain single, just like any adult who is not an HIV patient. Although HIV infection is a bad disease, and is contagious via blood and body fluids, there is no law saying an HIV patient may not get married. Of course, an HIV patient should inform his or her potential spouse fairly early in their relationship, so they can properly decide on their future.
Answered 12/28/2016
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