Thanks Attilio for the clarification. I dont quite understand the answer for the 2nd question though. I only gather that the chances are low in terms of percentage but all it takes is one unlucky shot. Or that if one pushes his luck too far, its gonna run out eventually and the 0.1% risk will come.

How to answer such question? Depends on Luck lah.

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Yes I agree with you bro big sexy that its all about luck. But my question is more of clarification of the statement by the Q&A. Bcos all along my understanding is that if one has intercourse with an infected person w/o protection, its game over. But the answer posted is 0.1% risk, which is even lower than with a condom in place?!?!?! That is why I asked the question.

so what is the risk in % for protected intercourse?

www.thebody.com

for the transmission rates is ard 1-3% for unprotected of course a lot of other factors involved....

Now it becomes 1%-3% +++

I believe life definitely do no revolve around a few percentages. We own our lives to our parents.

U want more reputation points???

Hey S.E., I voted for him for his great effort for sharing tons of information on AIDS. I also like his postings on pix and download of pictures and movies. I dont anyhow give points. For You? Me need not do anything, there are many others who are here to deduct it from you.

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Hi bro WeiSiaoBao:

Why so many people being infected every day?

You mean globally? That's a question of statistics—the larger the population, the larger the community of infected.

Also, that's a question of risk factors—and risks do increase in cases where there is frequent sexual intercourse. Yes, frequency also plays a part in increasing risks—if not just for its part in probability computations, but also because the more frequently, say a woman has vaginal sex, the more likely she will have more scarring, scratches or microabrasions on her vaginal walls, that have less time to heal before the next sexual encounter...

Also, there are also places where HIV 1 or HIV 2 is rampant—in great part because of the lack of condom use (due to whatever reason). And another thing, if you remember the SARS infection (and contact tracing) chart in the papers last year, think of a HIV 1/2 chart that way—except it's way, way much larger—and what do you learn from that? Number one lesson—it's a geometric progression, the numbers grow faster when the numbers you start out with are huge.

Sad, but that's the way contagion goes. <sigh>

—perry

Tons of information can find from any related wedsite! Too much of this kind of information..all people who bonked WLs, ONS and etc must prepare to suffer from HIV or to be clear is AIDS. Want to play dun regret..what the point many ppl have take the risk to bonk raW and come to this forum looking for symptoms of the deadly un-cure sickness.

AGREED! Bro BigSexy, you the man!

You might've scared the shit out of some cheongers, though...which could be a good or bad thing depending on who's looking, really...so keep the flag of knowledge flying, bro!

—perry

Hi,
I remmember some bro posted that a AIDS vaccine is now undergoing trail. It will be another 6 years before it is approved. Could the bro posted the link again?

Bro perrymason32,

Thanks for the clarification and input. So it is not exactly true that infection risk is 1-3% but that exposure plays a large part of the disease infection. I am particularly concern bcos of my silly exposure to a China niteclub gal last year w/o protection. Sigh..... I better say my prayers and hope for divine intervention.

And to bro SE,

I think we all know that information is avail on the net, but this is a sex health issue forum. There r bros like me who need as much interactive info as possible to help. Its not so much whether we play then start crying the aftermath but more that we realise the risk but need to know more. Thanks for your comments anyway.

This is a great thread by the thread starter, provide many useful info abt AIDS.
However, it was disturbed by a dog. woof..woofff...wooooffff

WHO LET THE DOG OUT?