Have you had sex without using a condom?

• If you don’t use a condom correctly, every time, you may be at risk and should get an HIV test.

Have you shared injection equipment with anyone? (Needles, syringes, cotton, cooker, water)

• HIV lives in the blood. Sharing works is high-risk.
  

Does your partner have sex or share needles with anyone else?

• What you don’t know CAN hurt you.
  

Have you had any other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) or have any symptoms you are worried about?

• You get HIV in the same way as other STDs. If you have one you could be at risk for others.

If you are pregnant, have you had an HIV test?

• A pregnant woman can pass HIV to her unborn baby. Medicine can help prevent this from happening. If you are pregnant ask your doctor for an HIV test.

If you do not know for sure the HIV status of your sex or needle-sharing partners, or do not know your own status you could be at risk for giving or getting HIV. The only way to be sure of your status is to get tested.