Can I continue to have sex?

Protection from other sexually transmitted infections

Sexually transmitted  infections like syphilis, chlamydia  and gonorrhea  are unpleasant and put further strain on your body. You should do all you can to protect yourself from them.

Alongside practicing safer sex, immunization  against hepatitis A and B is highly recommended.

Unfortunately, condoms don't offer perfect protection from all infections. Some pathogens can be transferred very easily, for example with the hands or by kissing. If you have sex with multiple partners, you should be tested regularly for sexually transmitted infections. That way, you can be treated quickly if necessary.

It is important to know: sexually transmitted infections can increase the risk of HIV infection. If your partner has a sexually transmitted infection, their chance of becoming infected with HIV may also be higher. You can find more information about this topic here.

Table of Contents:

  1. Part 1: Can I continue to have sex?
  2. Part 2: Protection from other sexually transmitted infections
  3. Part 3: Transmission risk with HIV therapy
  4. Part 4: Do I have to say something?
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