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teak n others
dear teak i recently come to know while surfing net ,that the hiv patients are suffered with xerostomia(dry moth) with mouth ulcers and ofcourse in severe cases it causes bleeding gums also..in that cases there is not that much saliva in the mouth.what are the chances of hiv infection spit sray(contains blood from dry mouth) into eyes from such a person to a healthy individual??? is that blood from mouth to eyes carries 0.1% risk by cdc...?
dear teak so no need of going for test for me na? should i move on from the above incident??
I have no idea where you are getting your incorrect information.
1. Transfusions are safe, blood has been screened since 1985
2. artificial insemination is safe, donated semen it tested
3. skin and organ transplantation is safe, all donations are screened.
1. Transfusions are safe, blood has been screened since 1985
2. artificial insemination is safe, donated semen it tested
3. skin and organ transplantation is safe, all donations are screened.
I can tell you it is not true. I've lived with HIV for 26 years never have had dry mouth or sores in my mouth.
Don't act like a paranoid.Zero risk.
HIV is transmitted by
a) unprotected sex with a person infected with HIV.
b)sharing of needles with a personinfected with HIV.
c)HIV+ mother to a child this can occur during pregnancy, at birth and through breastfeeding.
d) Injection or transfusion of contaminated blood or blood products, donations of semen (artificial insemination), skin grafts or organ transplants taken from someone who is infected with HIV.
Always use condom properly and never share needles.
-Chirag
HIV is transmitted by
a) unprotected sex with a person infected with HIV.
b)sharing of needles with a personinfected with HIV.
c)HIV+ mother to a child this can occur during pregnancy, at birth and through breastfeeding.
d) Injection or transfusion of contaminated blood or blood products, donations of semen (artificial insemination), skin grafts or organ transplants taken from someone who is infected with HIV.
Always use condom properly and never share needles.
-Chirag
hiv can't reproduce outside its host hiv is transmiited
unprotected vaginal anal
sharing needles
mother to baby
no more u have zero risk im billion percent sure
move on ur free of hiv
unprotected vaginal anal
sharing needles
mother to baby
no more u have zero risk im billion percent sure
move on ur free of hiv
ya i too know that its fragile but it s spray directly splashes on to my face including eye with in no time thats what iam worrying:(
HIV is a very fragile(weak) virus when it moves out of the body it will be inactive in a meaning the temperature outside the body and the pH outside the body well make it die ( inactive ) for that zero risk
oral sex receiving and giving , kissing with blood or anything = being hit by a car when cars are not invented yet =zero
frottage =being hit by a car in a desert , cars can't get in there = zero
protected sex = being hit by a dinosaur suddenly when walking down the street = zero
unprotected vaginal = crossing a high way street in the night = risky
anal = crossing a high way street with 4 lanes and being very crowded = very risky
sharing needles = jumping in front of a car driving 150 mph hours =extremely risky
frottage =being hit by a car in a desert , cars can't get in there = zero
protected sex = being hit by a dinosaur suddenly when walking down the street = zero
unprotected vaginal = crossing a high way street in the night = risky
anal = crossing a high way street with 4 lanes and being very crowded = very risky
sharing needles = jumping in front of a car driving 150 mph hours =extremely risky
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