According to Dr. Hussam ISA, practicing in Texas, HIV’s transmission occurs when having a physical relationship when physical fluid from HIV such as blood, sperm, vaginal discharges or rectal fluids enter into blood flow.

Experts suggest that the risk of HIV or AIDS does not depend only on the number of partners. Many reasons behind this are responsible, such as the use of condoms, HIV status and other sexually transmitted diseases etc.

According to a research published in Journal of Infectious Diseases, every time the risk of HIV transmission is different while having a physical relationship. If you have anal sex without condom, then every time you get into contact, there is a threat to 1.38 % per connection. At the same time, this danger is 0.08% per connection during vaginal sex.

According to experts, the threat of HIV and AIDS increases with the increase in the number of partners, because every new partner brings a new threat. If he is HIV positive then he can transfer the disease.

According to Dr. Jatin Ahuja, an infectious pathologist in Delhi, it can also be dangerous to have a physical relationship with only one partner. If he is HIV positive then it can give this problem. After this, as the number of partners increases, the danger also increases manifold.

If your only partner is HIV positive and it is not on anti-retrover therapy (Art), then there is a risk of HIV transmission every time a physical relationship. According to Meta-ANLISIS published in The Lancet, if the HIV is on the positive partner Art and its viral load is ignorant, then the risk of transmission is reduced.