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What can i do if my partner was just diagnosed with hiv but says he always uses a condom. possible?
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Yes: He could have gotten it by IV drug abuse, an inadvertent needle stick, a remote blood transfusion or the condom could have broken or fallen off.
Answered 6/10/2014
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