I peed in the toilet on the 9th floor of Longemont in Zhongshan Park, and I got a drop of urine, wil

There are only three ways to transmit AIDS, the first is mother-to-child transmission, the second is sexual transmission, and the third is blood transmission.

If only urine gets on the skin, there will be no problem, because it does not enter your body, and the surface of the skin has a defense system that can resist the invasion of foreign germs, and you will not be infected with AIDS. As long as it doesn't enter your own bloodstream, you won't get infected, so you can rest assured.

If you are really not at ease, you can go to the hospital to have a blood test to see if you have any infection, and you can rest assured when the results come out.

The possibility of infection is not large, the amount of virus in the urine is very small, and there are three main ways of AIDS transmission that have been confirmed, the core of which is through sexual transmission and blood transmission, and ordinary contact cannot transmit AIDS, so although people living with HIV and AIDS look the same as normal people, their blood, semen, vaginal secretions, skin and mucosal damage or inflammatory ulcer exudate contain a large amount of HIV, which is very contagious; Breast milk also contains viruses and is contagious. Viruses can also be found in saliva, tears, sweat and urine, but there are very few viruses, and patients with less infectious diseases should not be discriminated against in their lives, such as eating together, shaking hands, etc., will not transmit AIDS.

No, don't scare yourself.