passion007:


Yes his doctor is absolutely right. What you saw on the internet is a very old guideline from when ARVs were expensive and not easily available. These days, treatment is started as soon as diagnosis is made.

Regarding your first question, Google U equals U. Once he's undetectable, it becomes impossible to transmit HIV to anyone else. Note that I didn't say the risk is low, rather the risk is zero. It is 100% safe to have condomless sex in that context.

. What more can I say...thanks a lot I couldn't have explained this any better. Cheers.

LKO:


Please what does it mean for the virus to be undectable? Does it mean if a carrier goes for a test after use of the drug for say six months, the test won't detect the virus?

I'm just seeing this sorry,passion007 already answered your question,I can only add that he tries as much as possible not to miss his drugs in no time he will be undetectable as ARVs used these days are very,effective. You must really love your friend,thanks for supporting him and feel free to send a DM to me anytime. If it makes you feel any better I'm on TLD too and undetectable.
Cheers!

Saxobeat:
Thanks... I had a heart to heart talk with her today n told me the doctor informed her that she is "undetectable" the last time she went for check up.

Good to know she's undetectable,stay safe please.

Hello Saxobeat, Rossycee already gave you the
detailed advice I would have given as well as others. My only question is did she inform you of her status before you had sex with her?
Drugs in a blue container... That's TLD I'm on same medication,its actually very effective in suppressing the virus. You will be fine,cheer up!!!