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Do you think it's okay that my male roommate doesn't throw away the sanitary pads?

ByJeremy Edberg

Hello, my roommate refuses to take out the sanitary pads. At first, I thought, "Okay, it's just mine." But now I only use period underwear and no disposable period products at all. Now, my roommate's girlfriend uses sanitary pads and throws them in the trash. I think we should take turns throwing them away, just…

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Superhasenmaus
Superhasenmaus
3 months ago

Here you find everything you’re looking for.

https://www.aidshilfe.de/hiv-aids

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wilees
wilees
3 months ago

Results for HIV/AIDS in Germany

  • In Germany, around 96,700 people lived with HIV at the end of 2023.
  • 87,200 people took HIV drugs. This corresponds to 99% of all people diagnosed with HIV.
  • About 2,200 people infected themselves in 2023 new (Information on new infection trends).
  • 1,200 people received their diagnosis in 2023 only after they were already seriously ill.
  • 8,200 people with HIV didn’t know about their infection in 2023.
  • 95-95-95 targets of UNAIDS: In Germany, the end of 2023 92 % diagnosed with HIV infections, 99 % the diagnostics received HIV drugs, 96 % HIV is no longer detectable.

https://www.aidshilfe.de/hiv-statistik-deutschland.

In a single unprotected sexual contact, the HIV risk is statistically very low. It increases with the frequency of unprotected contacts. Basically, if you had a risk or are unsure, you should be advised and, if necessary, make an HIV test.

https://www.aidshilfe.de/hiv-uetransmission

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As regards HIV, there is a statutory, non-named reporting obligation in Germany under the Infection Protection Act. I.e. HIV positive results are reported anonymously to the RKI by the bodies responsible for reporting (laborator, doctors).

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