Is it possible to get infected by hiv virus or any other std in case if

Question

1. if both man & woman r virgin when they got married & had s*x with only each other for rest of life without using condom & they both r not infected with needle? is there is any possibility of hiv infection?

Answer 1

Of course not....  

Answer 2

no there shouldnt be any infection untill you both are true to each other

Answer 3

no.....

but there is a high chance on pregnency

with out a condom that i

hope that helps!

Answer 4

no ,there is no chance,

Answer 5

s*x & drug abuse are the two most common methods of HIV transmission, but not the only ways.  One or both of the spouses could have been born with HIV if their mother had the virus.  They also could have contracted the disease through a blood transfusion from many years ago, before testing was as accurate as it is today.  These are becoming very rare ways for adults to pass HIV, however.  More likely, if someone has an STD, they're not being truthful about something in their past.

Answer 6

Other then a possible infection from a blood transfusion, I would have to say no.

And even cases of HIV infection from blood transfusions are now extremely rare.

Furthermore, if both were virgins and have s*x only with each other, the need for a condom (as STD prevention) would be unnecessary. However, it could still be used as a form of birth control.

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Whom ever gave the thumbs down is a blistering idiot who does not know anything about STDs, virgins, s*x, OR birth control!

Answer 7

No there shouldn't be, as long as you EACH of you has not had any sexual contact with anyone you should be okay.  And also it has to stay that way, you can't cheat on her and she cant' cheat on you, if so that increases your risk for infection.  If you must do something then m********e, that's SAFE.

Answer 8

Yes, the possibility is there.  You don't need to have s*x to become infected.  Most of us have had occassion to help someone with a minor wound that is bleeding.  If you should also have an open wound then the infected blood from the other person could enter your body and you would become infected.  That's why first responders alway wear latex gloves.

Also, and it's very rare but documented, HIV has been spread from one person to another by using the same razor.  This is possible, but very rary as HIV does not live very long outside the host.

You should always be cautious when around another person blood.

Answer 9

NO  

Answer 10

Blood transfer. (Say from cleaning up someone elses blood if you also have a cut.)

Always, always get tested before having unprotected s*x. That is the safest way, even when you trust the person.

Answer 11

hek no

Answer 12

No possibility of HIV provided that any of them are not transfused with HIV infected blood  

Answer 13

Nope if they've only had sexual contact with each other and never been infected another way (needle or even by a blood transfusion or at birth from a mother, or cheating) then they can't get HIV.

Harriet