Do not rush to fear of AIDS, these contacts are not easy to contract.

 AIDS is feared by all people and has a very high rate of death. As people become more open-minded, the incidence of AIDS is rising year by year, especially among the elderly, which is related to the lack of protection, spiritual emptiness and stimulation seeking.

HIV is highly contagious and is transmitted mainly through partner misconduct, mother-to-child and blood transmission, how long can it survive after leaving the body?

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How long does the HIV virus survive after leaving the body?

Studies have shown that HIV is not infectious after leaving the body for just a few hours in a dry environment.

HIV is very fragile and transmission conditions are harsh. External temperature, body fluid concentration and pH can affect the survival and transmission of HIV.

In a liquid environment, HIV survives for only half a month, although HIV-infected objects remain infectious for three days.

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How many ways does AIDS spread?

1. Excessive partner contact

Most AIDS is transmitted through unclean behavior, especially between men who have sex with men, have high-risk behavior, and have multiple partners to increase their risk of infection.

2. Blood transmission

HIV can be transmitted when a healthy person imports HIV-containing blood or blood products, or when a person with HIV shares syringes, toothbrushes, razors, or other tools that can pierce the skin.

3. Mother-to-child transmission

Mothers with HIV say the baby born may suffer from AIDS, and the fetus can be infected through the placenta, birth canal or breast milk.

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What daily contact can not be infected with AIDS?

You cannot be infected by eating, drinking and communicating in the same environment as a person with AIDS, or by breathing the same air.

You will not be infected with HIV from eating, drinking and communicating in the same environment, breathing in the same air, or from polite kissing; from general daily contact in public places, such as shared classes, public transportation seats and handrails, office supplies and tools; from shaking hands with skin intact; from public toilets and bathtubs; from tissues and coins; from coughing, sneezing and mosquito bites.

Care and non-discrimination of AIDS patients, who are victims of the disease itself, should be sympathized with and helped by the society, provide them with a healthy living and working environment, encourage patients to have a positive attitude towards life, change their risky behavior in time, actively cooperate with doctors for treatment, improve their quality of life, and thus prolong their lives.

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Who are the people at high risk of AIDS?

1. Men who love boys, if gay men have excessive in-depth communication with their partners during the process of meeting and loving each other, but do not take protective measures, they are likely to be infected with AIDS.

2. People with more partners or special workers, these people are unable to identify each other's physical condition when they are in contact with each other, so if no protective measures are taken during the contact process, it will easily lead to the spread of AIDS.

3.  People who have intravenous injections through illegal means, such people have a shallow legal and health awareness, and repeatedly use needles, which can easily lead to the spread of AIDS.

These people who have repeatedly engaged in high-risk behavior should take the initiative to go to the CDC to monitor HIV and take blocking drugs as early as possible to minimize the risk of infection.

Warm tips

You must take precautions when you are with your daily partner, not only to prevent pregnancy, but also to reduce the risk of contracting dark diseases; cherish your life, do not do illegal acts, do not share syringes with others; do not give blood transfusions or injections as much as possible, not to mention using content instruments that are not strictly sterilized and dental extraction instruments, and choose blood and blood products that have been tested for HIV antibodies.

To be clean, you must abide by ethics and not have multiple partners. If high-risk behavior occurs, whether or not there are uncomfortable symptoms, go to the hospital for HIV and dark disease-related testing and take HIV-blocking drugs early.