Can Two HIV Positive People Marry?
By pradesh13
@pradesh13 (287)
India
7 responses
@ride54toi (406)
• Philippines
19 Jan 07
Yes they can. They really are. But be ready for the medical consequences. It's better for them not to have children for their future children will be surely at risk
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@jumpinjack00 (3054)
• United States
19 Jan 07
Of course they can. Their only thing
to take into consideration is do they
want to have children. The risk of an
HIV infected child would be high.
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@Itallie (65)
• Italy
19 Jan 07
It should be allowed for two people with HIV to marry, but they have to know the risks. But, HIV is a varied disease, with people having different strains of the disease, so even if someone already has HIV they can contract another strain of it from their partner. It's risky.
@skittles46 (388)
• United States
19 Jan 07
I would say as long as they both know the other one is, then yes they should be able to get married. Of course, I think a person who is HIV positive should be allowed to marry a non-HIV person if both parties are informed. In either case though I would definitely recommend against bringing children in, as they would likely be positive as well.