HIV negative parents - risk of me having it?

Question

Neither of my parents are HIV positive so what are the chances of me having it from birth?

Answer 1

No chance, unless there is something you are not telling.

Answer 2

Um, zero. HIV doesn't just come out of nowhere. It's not like diabetes or cancer. It has to come from somewhere.

Answer 3

None unless you got a blood transfusion when you were born.

Answer 4

I don't think thats the kind of thing you have to worry about unless your parents are HIV positive is it?

Answer 5

0 from your parents.  

Answer 6

Zero. A parent cannot pass on something they don't have.

Answer 7

This is rather a strange question! If BOTH your parents are HIV Negative, then why would you even consider there to be a risk of transmittance from them to you?

If they aren't HIV + Then there is no risk of passing it on to you. HIV occurs by the transfer of  infected bodily fluids..blood, s***n, vaginal fluid, breast milk etc.

Answer 8

Zero. Your parents don't have it, so It's HIGHLY unlikely you have it.

Answer 9

Zero.

Answer 10

Once again thank George Bush and his wonderful s*x education programs  

Answer 11

It is not an inherited condition but an infective one. It is spread by exchange of bodily fluids, either during s*x or by things like needle sharing.  

Answer 12

Two chances. Slim and none.