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what behavior may cuase hiv
dear doctor, I know that vaginal and anal sex may cause hiv.and I want to know that what behavior that has no risk in common situation, but in some special conditoins that fits the requirements of getting hiv,then this behavior will become a risk? Or there is no way to get hiv exceptanal and vaginal sex, no matter how special the conditons is?Share this:FacebookMyspaceTwitterBack to F
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ! ! !
you have been told many times that you never had a risk from what you described AND you've also been told HOW hiv is transmitted.
kindly move on...we have posting guidelines on this forum and you are pushing the limit !
you have been told many times that you never had a risk from what you described AND you've also been told HOW hiv is transmitted.
kindly move on...we have posting guidelines on this forum and you are pushing the limit !
couples of days ago, Ive been given a breast massage and breast job ,hand job . I'm sure I did not do the things that you two describe,but I'm worried about something you dont mention that may cause hiv
thank you so much! and there is no other way to infect hiv even under some special circumstance? does the answer mean no matter what I do except these 4 ways I won't get hiv ?
HIV is transmitted by;
Unprotected anal and vaginal sex
Sharing works with other IV drug abusers
Mother to child.
Unprotected anal and vaginal sex
Sharing works with other IV drug abusers
Mother to child.
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) can be spread by the following:
•Contaminated blood transfusions and blood product
•Intimate sexual contac
•The use of contaminated needles and syringes
The virus may also spread from the mother to her baby, either at birth or through breastfeeding.
People who become infected with HIV may have no symptoms for up to 10 years, but they can still pass the infection to others. After being exposed to the virus, it usually takes about 3 months for blood test results to change from HIV negative to HIV positive.
HIV has spread throughout the US. Higher concentrations of the disease are found in inner cities.
•Contaminated blood transfusions and blood product
•Intimate sexual contac
•The use of contaminated needles and syringes
The virus may also spread from the mother to her baby, either at birth or through breastfeeding.
People who become infected with HIV may have no symptoms for up to 10 years, but they can still pass the infection to others. After being exposed to the virus, it usually takes about 3 months for blood test results to change from HIV negative to HIV positive.
HIV has spread throughout the US. Higher concentrations of the disease are found in inner cities.
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