if i have sex with hiv positive is it atomatically iam positive too or a year after the contact that im gonna?



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You are likelt to get it. Most are even warned away from females that have sex with bi males.

No, but it's possible. You should get tested IMMEDIATELY, and not have any sexual contact with anyone else till you do.
Any time up to a year
You will have contracted it and the signs will be detectable in about 3 weeks.
There is no guarentee you will ever be infected. We know that Michael Glazer has sex with his wife who had Aids and never got Aids himself.
if you have sex with an hiv positve..you have it already and even if you take a test it might say negative...The symptoms of having hiv could not show up for at least 7 years
it is hard to tell when you have sex with a partner with HIV positive. the best thing is to get test as soon as possible.
It's not 100% that you will contract hiv from this encounter but, you need to get tested and possibly on some sort of medication. It's possible that you will not test positive for up to a year so continue to get tested and speak to a doctor ASAP!
You do not automatically get HIV if you have sex, even unprotected sex, with someone who is HIV positive every time. Of course some kinds of sex are riskier than others and with proper protection, the risks can be almost completely eliminated. There are those who have had HIV+ partners for more than twenty years who are still HIV-. For a starting point you might want to read the wikipedia article on HIV?AIDS which has some useful links.

If you did contract the disease, symptoms of the initial effects could occur in few weeks. You should be tested as soon as possible and receive some counselling. You will need retesting for as much as a year as well. Also, there are some trials of post-exposure medications which may prevent the disease taking hold if you did in fact contract it. Ask about prevention as well.

A webite I can heartily recommend to you for complete information about all aspects of HIV/AIDS is thebody.com . Another that is also user-friendly is HIVInsite. And of course the CDC website also has some basics although it is not as easy to use if you aren't medically knowledgeable.

Here are those websites to help you educate yourself.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV
http://www.thebody.com/
hivinsite.ucsf.edu
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/basic/index.htm

And for your own peace of mind and the safety of you and others, resolve never to have unprotected sex outside of a committed faithful relationship again.
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