How HIV enters the body without sexual contact25

There are three ways to spread it.

In addition to sexual transmission, there are blood-borne and mother-to-child transmission.

Blood, tears, too

Don't use the same washcloth as others.

Saliva can also be contagious, but it must be an ulcer in the mouth.

It won't be the way of HIV transmission, sexual contact, blood transfusions, mother-to-child.

If the conditions for infection are not established, there will be no infection. Only high-risk behaviors are possible.

HIV infection requires a sufficient amount of virus to directly enter the circulatory system in the human body and cross-infect. It enters the digestive tract, urethra, etc., and does not become infected. Eating and drinking poisonous body fluids will not be infected.

High-risk behaviors, which refer to the situation of bareback + broken bleeding.

Another example is wounds. Without a wound, the HIV virus and external bacteria cannot enter the body at all.

Unless there is a wound on the body that has not been closed (scabbed), bacteria can have a chance to invade, which is what we usually call wound infection (pus). At the wound, white blood cells are still fighting against bacteria and viruses. The human body's self-protection is beyond our imagination.

Small wounds, which close themselves in a few minutes (initial scabs).

There are three routes of HIV transmission: sexual contact, mother-to-child, and blood transfusion. You don't get sick if you say it, don't be nervous, and don't discriminate against people with AIDS.

No. I suggest you learn more about HIV/AIDS!

I can't kiss or eat with an HIV patient.

What do you think?

If there is contact with sexual organs, if there is contact with sexual secretions, then there are conditions for transmitting AIDS, 3 months is the window period, it is recommended to go to the CDC or go to Tmall to buy an Aiwei test after 2 to three months.

It's hard to say, 3 ......Go to a regular hospital for a check-up in 6 months!

After a person is infected with HIV, it usually takes 2 weeks for the virus to gradually develop antibodies. The "window period" refers to the period from the time when the human body is infected with HIV to the detection of virus antibodies in the peripheral blood, which is generally 2 weeks to 3 months. During this time, no antibodies to the virus are detected in the blood, but the human body is infectious.

Only after the "window period" has passed, will there be a sufficient number of HIV antibodies in the blood to detect the dregs. But what can't be ignored is.

Daily contact and not swallowing 20 ml of saliva during kissing are not contagious. So, don't worry about that.

Non-sexual transmission is mainly blood, blood transfusion, intravenous drug use.

People living with HIV have HIV in their bodies or secreted fluids.

You can also get AIDS without sexual contact, such as saliva during kissing, lotion during breastfeeding, etc.!

Why test? After having a high-risk behavior, once you suspect that you may be infected, then there must be considerable psychological pressure, regardless of the size of the risk of infection, regardless of whether there are early symptoms of AIDS, and only if the test result is negative, can the worry be completely ruled out.

Symptoms cannot be used as a basis for determining whether you are infected, and your behavior is not high-risk. If you're really worried, wait until the window period to check it out.

Unclean high-risk sexual behavior, blood-borne transmission, mother-to-child transmission, these are the three main routes of transmission! The second is the common equipment for drug use, etc.!