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How many days after being infected with HIV can someone transmit it to others?
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∙ 14y ago
Within minutes after being infected, the HIV virus can be transmitted from the infected person to someone else.
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I just read from aids.org (i think that's what the website is called) that it is within the last 2-3months of infection that the chances of a person infecting a partner are highest, since according to what I read, that period is when the viral load is highest.
I, personally, am not sure.
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