Whether you're male or female, being the receptive partner—the "bottom"—during unprotected anal intercourse is linked to a high risk of HIV infection. The reason for this is that HIV-infected semen—and this includes pre-ejaculate (pre-cum)—can come into contact with mucosal tissues in the anus, which are easily damaged during anal intercourse.

Is the insertive partner (the "top" also at risk for contracting HIV during unprotected anal intercourse? While studies haven't proven it, we do know that men can be infected with HIV through vaginal intercourse—an activity in which they are the insertive partner.

To reduce the risk:

* Correctly and consistently use latex or polyurethane condoms every time you have anal intercourse with a partner who is positive or whose HIV status you do not know.
* Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Lube keeps condoms gliding smoothly, reducing the risk of rips and tears. Lubrication also helps protect the paper-thin anal wall from rips and tears, which can increase the risk of transmission.
* Don't douche before engaging in anal intercourse. This can destroy the healthy bacteria in the anus and eliminate natural lubrication.
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Being an HIV-positive mother-to-be does not guarantee that your child will be born HIV-positive. HIV transmission usually occurs during delivery, but can also before birth in the mother's womb. If an HIV-positive mother receives appropriate care throughout her pregnancy, including medication to lower the amount of virus in her blood, HIV may not spread to the child. Without treatments, risk of HIV transmission to the child is higher, but with medications taken regularly throughout the pregnancy, as well as delivery by Caesarian section, the risk of , read more articles at aidsccenter..com

Rampant prostitution which has accompanied china,s rapid economic growth is fuelling a 30% increase in syphilis infections each year,state media reported on saturday.Syphilis was almost wiped out in china 50yrs ago,but has increased 10-fold over the past decade to emerge as one of the country,s top five infectious diseases,the china Daily said,quoting the ministry of health.The rate of mother to child transmissions jumped alarmingly to 57 cases per 100,000,newborns between 2003 and 2008,from a previous seven cases per 100,000,it said.The report follows an article in the New England journal of medicine last month that said one child was born with syphilis in china each hour as infected men pass it onto their wives,who in turn pass it to their foetuses.It added that, a third of homosexual men were also married due to social pressures,further increasing transmission to spouses.However,the spread of syphilis in china is further fuelled by a social stigma that discourages suffers from seeking treatment,experts have said.Massage parlours and other venues for prostitution are ubiquitous in chinese cities,despite it being illegal.The newspaper said 6million chinese women were believed involved in the sex trade,but other independent estimates have put the figure twice as high.Dr Jerry.