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CONTRACEPTION AND HIV. While the use of condoms is the only contraceptive method that also protects against the sexual transmission of HIV, it is common practice to combine it with another contraceptive method to minimise the risks of an unplanned pregnancy. According to the latest international recommendations, all contraceptive methods are authorised in cases of HIV infection in accordance with their usual precautions for use (risk factors, drug interactions, tolerance, etc.).
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