In addition, Article 3 of China's AIDS Prevention and Control Regulations also clearly stipulates that HIV-infected people, AIDS patients and their families enjoy legitimate rights and interests such as marriage and employment and are protected by law.
In other words, the law does not prohibit AIDS patients from getting married, nor does medicine think that AIDS is a disease that should not be married.
To put it simply, even if one of the two parties is found to be infected with HIV or AIDS during the premarital examination, the doctor will only put forward medical advice to suspend marriage, and will not directly point it out clearly.
In addition, according to the provisions of the new marriage law, AIDS and chronic hepatitis B are the same, and they are not medically diseases that should not be married.
Therefore, even if there is AIDS, it is one of the qualified premarital examinations!
As a partner, do patients have the obligation to tell each other about their real health?
In view of this, it has been suggested that both husband and wife need to look at the nature of the matter itself while fulfilling their confidentiality obligations, such as whether it will have a fatal impact on each other's health. If it has affected the other person's right to life and health, then you can completely resist the right to privacy. After all, life is more than everything.
AIDS is an extremely serious infectious disease, which can be transmitted to partners and the next generation through sex, mother-to-child and other channels. Therefore, if the patient is found to be in the infectious period during the premarital examination, both parties should be advised to suspend marriage, but marriage is not absolutely prohibited.
In the most popular words, HIV-infected people and AIDS patients can't get married without clear laws. It is only suggested that both parties postpone marriage, which is not mandatory.
The reason why the premarital examination institution did not clearly inform both husband and wife is because it involves the privacy of patients.
Legal basis:
AIDS prevention and control regulations
Article 41 Medical institutions shall provide AIDS prevention and treatment consultation, diagnosis and treatment services for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients. Medical institutions shall not shirk or refuse to treat other diseases because their patients are HIV-infected or AIDS patients.
Forty-second staff of medical and health institutions should inform themselves of the fact that they are diagnosed with HIV infection and AIDS patients. If I am a person without capacity or with limited capacity, I shall notify my guardian.
Article 43 Medical and health institutions shall provide AIDS prevention consultation and testing for pregnant women, and provide services such as consultation, prenatal guidance, blocking, treatment, postpartum visit, baby follow-up and testing for pregnant women infected with HIV and their babies in accordance with the provisions of the technical guidance plan for preventing mother-to-child transmission of AIDS formulated by the health authorities in the State Council.