How likely is it to be infected with HIV, how likely is it to be infected with HIV?

When it comes to probability, it's actually more difficult. Not sure if you're in a medical facility? Why is there a problem of wound contact with blood.

However, it can probably be calculated. The proportion of people with HIV infection in the population is relatively small, and even if the blood is infected, there is a good chance that you will not be infected because the virus titer is low or your wound does not penetrate deep into the dermis.

In medical institutions or relevant research institutions, this condition is called occupational exposure, and there are specific occupational exposure management protocols, which require evaluation of the source of exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis. To assess the source of exposure, it is necessary to determine whether the exposed blood is positive and the viral titer is determined; Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is the administration of antiviral drugs within 24 hours. If you don't work in a healthcare facility, the chances of infection are very, very low.

If you are really unsure, you can also go for an antibody test.

If there is a blood source of infection, it is 100% infectious according to the blood-borne route. This is just a speculation, this probability must be based on the source of HIV infection in order to meet the conditions for transmission, and you can't be sure that there is a source of infection, the probability can only be split in half.

If you are not sure, you can do HIV primary screening antibody testing.

If the other party is an HIV carrier, the probability is 98%, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for testing after 6 months, which should be free, or go to the CDC for testing, everything is subject to the result!

AIDS is a devastating infectious disease caused by infection with the HIV virus. HIV is a virus that attacks the body's immune system. It takes the most important CD4+ T cells in the human immune system as the main target, destroys a large number of cells, and makes the body lose its immune function.

The probability of HIV transmission varies from case to case.

If a normal person is transfused with the blood of an HIV-positive person or an AIDS patient, the chance of infection is 95%.

The chance of infection for a person who is HIV-positive or has developed a disease to have sex with a normal person is related to gender. The chance of male-to-female transmission is that female-to-male transmission is much greater than the above two ways.

If the mother is HIV-positive or AIDS-positive, the chance of infection to the fetus is 25, but if the mother is treated with AZT, the chance of infection drops to 8; After a cocktail, the chance of infection in the fetus may drop to 2.

HIV is a very fragile virus that is sensitive to heat and dryness. HIV dies in 10 minutes in a dry environment and 30 minutes in an environment of 60 degrees Celsius. If a syringe with blood on the patient's body is immediately pierced into a normal person's body, the chance of infection is less than that.

1.Is it contagious if you find a wound on your body? (In public) See if your wound has touched the wound of someone with AIDS. 100% if you have, 0% if you don't

Is it contagious (depending on the individual, such as hand hygiene) No, AIDS germs are vulnerable to the outside world.

3.**Is there a chance of contagion through contact; Sweat may; Tears won't.

4.Is there a chance of contagion when kissing the face? (There are beanie on the face) Look at whether there is a wound in your mouth, 100% if you have it, 20% if you don't

5.How much blood causes contagion. How much won't? One drop is enough!

The "culprit" of AIDS has finally been found, and the three major transmission routes may be avoidable.

This kind of contact can only be described as ordinary contact, and it is impossible to contract AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases. HIV dies quickly when exposed to the air, and it is impossible to be contagious, and it is not possible to contract sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) without direct sexual contact. The mucous membrane of the normal human body can completely block the invasion of viral pathogenic bacteria.