Two months after his marriage, the Jiangsu man discovered that the person next to his pillow had infected him with AIDS. (Picture/Flip from Weibo)
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A man from Jiangsu, mainland China, went to the hospital for a checkup some time ago because he was unwell, but he was diagnosed with AIDS. The servant was his newly married wife.
According to a report from Netease News, before the Jiangsu man Xiaoxin and his fiancé Xiaoye were preparing to get married in March last year, the two went to the hospital for a health check. She did not expect Xiaoye to be diagnosed with AIDS at that time, but she did not inform Xiaoxin and was concealing the condition. To complete the wedding under the circumstances. And Xiaoxin found out that he was AIDS two months after marriage.
Angrily, Xiaoxin still couldn’t figure it out, so he took the hospital for the health checkup before marriage to court. For this reason, the hospital stated in court that Xiaoye had been suffering from AIDS for a long time and had filed for it. At that time, Xiaoye was also diagnosed with AIDS during the pre-marital health check. However, for the patient’s privacy, Xiaoye was only informed of the results, but Xiaoxin was not informed.
Some lawyers said that the medical and disease control departments do need to keep the patient’s privacy confidential, but the scope of confidentiality should not cover ethnic groups who live with the patient and are vulnerable to infection, especially the legal spouse of the patient.
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