Sep
I heard you can get it from saliva exchange (kissing) and even from someones sweat getting into an open swore that has aids.
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HIV can be transmitted by unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex with an infected person, direct blood to blood contact with an infected person (such as sharing needles for drug use), and it can be transmitted from a woman to her baby during birth or through breastfeeding. Transmission of HIV by blood transfusion is rare these days because all donated blood is tested before use.
HIV is not transmitted by saliva or sweat. The only way kissing an infected person would be a risk is if both people have open cuts or sores in their mouths.
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First, let me clarify that AIDS is not passed… HIV is passed between people which may or might not cause AIDS later on.
HIV is passed through seminal and vaginal fluid and blood, mainly. It can possibly be passed through saliva but rarely. The danger is incredibly small that you will contract HIV through saliva. It isn’t passed through sweat. Sweat is water and salts, and will not contain a virus.
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no u cant get aids from saliva or sweat or from sex or doing drugs
however u can get the HIV virus from kissing (but only if both ppl have open sores in there mouth), sexual contact (oral,anal,and all types of sex),and from doing drugs with needles,
and i think there might be a couple more that im leaving out but i cant think of them right now
HIV is the virus that causes aids
ppl dont just get full blown aids they get hiv first wich will eventually become aids
somebody can be HIV positive and not have aids yet ( =
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no, not saliva or sweat. you can get it from someone else's blood, like sharing needles or putting an infected persons blood on an open cut. or from sex.
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You can get it from blood, or any other bodily fluid.
It would take a lot of saliva to get it thought.
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Unprotected sex
Sharing needles
Running with scissors
Not eating your vegetables
Listening to your music too loud
Rubbing against people on public transportation