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August 15, 2025
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Since you are HIV-negative, you cannot transmit HIV to your HIV-negative wife. An uninfected person cannot spread HIV to others. However, it's important to continue taking PrEP as prescribed to protect yourself from potentially contracting HIV from your HIV-positive wife.

To maintain everyone's health and safety
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Since you are HIV-negative, you cannot transmit HIV to your HIV-negative wife. An uninfected person cannot spread HIV to others. However, it's important to continue taking PrEP as prescribed to protect yourself from potentially contracting HIV from your HIV-positive wife.

To maintain everyone's health and safety:
• Continue taking PrEP daily as prescribed
• Use protection during sexual contact
• Get regular HIV testing
• Ensure your HIV-positive wife maintains her treatment regimen Remember that having multiple sexual partners can increase HIV transmission risk, so it's crucial to maintain consistent prevention practices. Regular testing and open communication with both partners about sexual health will help ensure everyone stays protected.

August 15, 2025

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