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Anonymous users2024-01-24Despite HIV's vulnerability, these viruses also have the weakness of surviving cells in blood and body fluids, not in the air, water and food, without which these viruses die quickly. It can only be spread when blood or body fluids carrying the virus enter directly from one person into another. Like the hepatitis B virus, it is destroyed by proteases in the digestive tract after entering the digestive tract.
Therefore, contact in daily life, such as shaking hands, kissing, sharing meals, living in the same room or office, touching phones, doorknobs, toilets, sweat or tears, etc., will not be infected with HIV.
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You've never heard of a wet towel that transmits AIDS, do you really imagine that under normal circumstances, as long as the virus dies after the object carrying HIV dries, the towel is not contagious, such as a drop of sewage in a basin of clean water. HIV infection requires a high virus cut-off! If you want to believe in science, there are only three ways of transmission, which is the experience of our predecessors in decades! >>>More
Yes, AIDS is transmitted through blood and sexuality, but blood transmission is conditional, the first is blood transfusion, and the second is what you said, but as long as the blood is out of the body for 24 hours, it is impossible to transmit, and HIV is dead.
Sharing toilets with people living with HIV and spreading HIV is, of course, no. To date, no evidence has been found that HIV is transmitted through air, food, soil, water and daily contact between people. Therefore, HIV cannot be transmitted by the following behaviors. >>>More
No, it won't.
Eat and drink together, live in the same dormitory, use the same toilet, share the swimming pool; working with an infected person, using the same tools, general physical contact, etc.; Coughing, sneezing, and mosquito bites do not transmit HIV. >>>More
There shouldn't be.
It is mainly transmitted by close contact, blood, body fluids, and sexual contact. >>>More