You can get infected if you have unprotected oral, vaginal, or anal sex. Although there is no cure or vaccine, there are many treatments, medicines, and lifestyle choices that enable people with HIV to live healthy and productive lives for many years. Unfortunately, though, HIV does not go away. The only way to know if you are HIV positive is to get tested. Call the Center For Disease Control's National AIDS Hotline, local health department, or AIDS service organization to find out where and how you can get tested.
Lubricant can make condoms feel better by increasing the sensitivity.
Put a drop of it inside the condom before you put it on. For performing oral sex on a woman, dental dams and even non-microwavable Saran Wrap can be used. Dental dams are squares of latex that are used during oral sex. Plastic wrap or a non-lubricated condom that is cut open can also be used as a dental dam. Like condoms, dams prevent the transmission of HIV if used right.