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If a person taking medicine for hiv is it still transmittable?
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Depends: If the person taking the meds has achieved the goal of undetectable virus levels in their blood they are not considered contagious at that point. Without knowing the actual status of that person it is hard to say they would be or not be contagious.
Answered 1/12/2021
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