Hurry!! Will I have HIV??!!!

A significant number of people who are infected with HIV can have no obvious symptoms for up to 10 years, but their blood and body fluids contain the virus and are contagious.

The following are some of the initial symptoms of HIV infection and their incidence, which usually appear within 2-4 weeks of infection, and are confirmed by blood tests about 3 months later. If you've recently experienced high-risk behaviors and several of these symptoms, talk to your doctor.

1.Persistent low-grade fever (93%)

2.Fatigue (90%)

3.Unexplained laryngitis (70%)

4.Sudden weight loss of more than 10% (70%)

5.Headache (60%)

6.Nausea (60%)

7.Muscle and joint pain (60%)

8.Night sweats (50%)

9.Persistent diarrhea (50%)

10 rashes (40%)

It shouldn't be with a condom, it may be a sexually transmitted disease, and it is best to go to the hospital for examination.

Whether your set is broken or not, or maybe not, it's your own psychological effect, anyway, go check it, don't be afraid of embarrassment.

Your measures are very good, using condoms greatly reduces the infection rate!

From a scientific point of view, it cannot be completely ruled out, and it is recommended to get an HIV test after 6 weeks!

HIV is weak in resistance to the external environment, and after leaving the human body, it can only survive in the blood or secretions for a few hours to a few days at room temperature, but cannot survive under natural conditions.

If there is AIDS-carrying blood on the blade, there is a risk of infection, because the virus can survive in the blood for several days, and it is usually fine to rinse it after use.

The survival time of the HIV virus in the isolated blood is determined by the amount of virus in the isolated blood, and the blood with a high viral content is still viable even if it is left at room temperature for 96 hours when it is not dried. Even a drop of blood the size of a pinpoint can be transmitted if it encounters fresh lymphocytes, in which HIV can replicate and spread. Blood with low levels of virus loses its vitality after 2 hours of natural drying; And the blood with a high content of the virus, even if it dries up for 2-4 hours, once it is put into the culture medium and encounters lymphocytes, it can still enter it and continue replication.

Therefore, isolated blood containing HIV can cause infection.

If it is not damaged, it will not be infected.

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Hello, HIV is not very viable and generally leaves the human body, and if exposed to air, it will die within a few minutes.

The situation you said is that there is blood, there is a blood virus in the blood can survive for several days, if there is no blood, a few minutes, if there is blood, the barber will definitely wash it, and it will be fine. Besides, if you don't wash it, you'll be fine if you don't have a wound on your face.

How can there be so many people with AIDS?

You can go to our online to take a look, professional**.

AIDS, the full medical name of "acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS"), is an infectious disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), also known as HIV. It is worth mentioning that HIV itself does not cause any diseases, but when the immune system is destroyed by HIV, the human body loses its ability to resist and is infected with other diseases and dies! Generally speaking, AIDS is a serious infectious disease in which the body's immune system is destroyed by the AIDS virus, so that the human body loses its resistance to various life-threatening pathogens, resulting in a variety of infections or tumors, and finally leading to death.

This virus ends.

First: HIV dies very quickly after leaving the body, and you can't be sure that the little red dot you hit is a blood stain.

Second: not everyone has AIDS. The infected group is still very small in comparison, so you can come across and buy lottery tickets.

And thirdly, even if you have HIV in your wound, you need to have a sufficient amount of the virus, and your wound is not enough to exchange the virus.

If you are a typical person with HIV/AIDS phobia, you are really worried that you can get tested for HIV in 4-6 weeks, and if the result is negative, please see a psychologist immediately.

Unless your wound is still bleeding, the virus can't enter your bloodstream to spread it.

Wounds that have clotted blood, the virus cannot enter.

It's a bit unfounded, if you are not convinced, go to the hospital for a check-up, and the CDC can give you a free test.

One, you can get tested for HIV four to six weeks after high risk

2. The blood stains of AIDS patients must be new wounds before they can be exchanged.

No, HIV leaves the body and dies very quickly.

Doctors are not afraid, what are you afraid of? Not everyone has AIDS, and now it seems that there is a drug that can be produced soon.

It shouldn't be a problem if it's not hard for a minute.

AIDS, it will be transmitted from the urethra, but you said it, the young lady doesn't seem to be sick, it should be fine, if she has AIDS, it looks like she must be not spiritual, how will she continue to engage in that profession, there won't be so much energy, it should be fine, don't look for Xiao J outside in the future, even if you wear T, you can't ensure that you can prevent AIDS or disease, or your own safety.

It is most correct to go to the hospital for analysis, and if you have nothing to do, you can clean yourself and love yourself.

As long as there is no T or T falls off during the XJ process, resulting in the entire urethral opening in the other party's YD environment, and the other party's health status is not clear, it is a high-risk behavior. In your case, it is recommended to get a test at the end of 8 weeks, and if the test reagent is 4 generations, it can be ruled out in 6 weeks.

Testing is recommended every six weeks. You're also considered condomless, why didn't you insist on wearing a condom in the first place? Wishing yin!