Thanks Teak. I won't post anymore questions regarding this issue.
It is not possible for you to transmit it and not be infected yourself.
So would you assert that it is biologically impossible for the virus to linger in the urethra and then be passed to another person 2 hours later and the 'carrier' not become infected?
You don't have an HIV concern, you've tested conclusively negative.
continue to work with your dr to find out your daughter's skin issues...it's NOT hiv related.
My wife WAS tested just before getting pregnant so she didn't get it any other way.
Thanks for your reply. Just for clarity, my 'mistake' occured whilst my wife was pregnant and neither her or my daughter were ever tested.
I know how absurd it sounds. My fear comes from the unexplained rash on my 2 y/o daughter. I would like a more biological reply if someone knows it.
Thanks guys for you help. It may be silly but even the smallest chance is a concern, especially when it involves my little princess.
No..how could your wife get it from you if you don't have it? This is straight fantasy and not even humanly possibly. That this is even considered is beyond absurd. But to try to answer you HIV is extremely delicate, it can not survive long outside the body and even still you have no idea if the CSW even had it, your just assuming nonsense and if you actually believe this, you would bethe first person in the history of mankind to have passed the disease this way...do you actually believe that out of the billion people on earth you are the first?
Lizze,
Thanks for your reply. I understand your point but am wondering if it's possible for the virus to transfer to my wife with me a the 'carrier' but then not becoming infected myself.
Or put it this way, is the urethra considered inside or outside the body in regards to where hiv can survive?
you can't give something to your wife that you didn't have. your test proves that you didnt contract hiv.
Although I posted this on the wrong forum does anyone have advice?
woops I guess this was the wrong forum.