Can the doorknob of the public toilet have HIV

Updated on Toilets 2024-07-14
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    At room temperature, HIV can survive for 15 days in a liquid environment, and HIV-contaminated items are contagious for at least 3 days. In recent years, several research institutes have demonstrated that the survival time of HIV virus in isolated blood is determined by the amount of virus in isolated blood, and blood with high viral content remains viable even if it is left at room temperature for 96 hours when it is not dried. Even a drop of blood the size of a pinpoint can be transmitted if it encounters fresh lymphocytes, in which HIV can replicate and spread.

    Blood with low levels of virus loses its vitality after 2 hours of natural drying; And the blood with a high content of the virus, even if it dries up for 2-4 hours, once it is put into the culture medium and encounters lymphocytes, it can still enter it and continue replication. Thus, isolated blood containing HIV can cause infection.

    But as long as you don't touch the wound, you won't get infected!

    AIDS is transmitted only through mother-to-child [breast milk], sex, and blood.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    First of all, HIV does not survive long on the doorknob, and secondly, HIV is transmitted through bodily fluids or blood, and it cannot be transmitted if touched.

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