What are the chances of HIV transmission if a female has anal sex with an HIV-positive guy whose viral load is high?

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There are two situations in your case. At first, there was anal intercourse, and you were receptive, and this mode of sexual intercourse is risky. The transmission risk is higher than vaginal sex or active sexual intercourse. But fortunately, the condom was used, and it was intact, which reduced the risk to almost nil. Yes, theoretically, they say there is a risk, but practically, if the condom was intact, which you checked too, then the risk is almost zero. You can remain relaxed. Now in the second situation, you were active in oral intercourse, and the risk of transmission by this mode is almost nil. If there are no active lesions, then remain relaxed. The risk is rarest of rare. Yes, you should have the medicine. This would be difficult, but it will keep you safe.

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PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) has excellent effectiveness. Your risk is also not very much, so this will work. It would help if you went for an RNA (ribonucleic acid) PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test, which should usually be done at around eight to ten days of exposure to rule out any infection. I suggest you undergo HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) duo (antigen and antibody) test at four weeks, and if that comes negative, you can sit relaxed.

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Yes, you are safe. Yes, the chances you will come positive are rarest of rare. But I will advise you to complete the PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) and not stop this before four weeks.

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Please avoid any kind of high-risk sexual intercourse. If you are going for anal intercourse which has the highest risk, then always encourage your partner to use lubricant and condoms. Also, if possible, avoid any sudden encounters with any high-risk person.

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