WAYS HIV CANNOT BE TRANSMITTED EVEN WITH AN INFECTED PERSON

Did you know that even when in contact with an infected person, there are some bodily fluids and ways in which HIV cannot be transmitted? Our worries about the virus have given rise to a number of hypotheses that are actually unsupported by science.

According to an article on Healthline, the purpose of this article is to examine the methods in which HIV cannot be contracted or transferred, even from an infected person. Enjoy this interesting piece while kicking back and learning more.

What mechanisms prevent HIV from being spread or acquired, even from an infected person?

1. Closed-mouth kissing: Regardless of the HIV status of the parties involved, closed-mouth kissing cannot transfer HIV.

Sweat or wearing someone else’s sweaty clothing: These situations do not increase the risk of HIV transmission.

3. Hugging: Hugging cannot transmit HIV, regardless of its frequency or length.

4. Using the restroom with someone who is infected does not cause HIV transmission.

5. Sharing water: According to Healthline, there is no risk of infection from sharing water with an HIV-positive person. It is crucial to refrain from stigmatizing those who are infected with the virus.

6. Sharing a toothbrush: While sharing a toothbrush with someone who is sick does not spread HIV, it is generally not a good idea because it may spread mononucleosis or gingivitis, among other illnesses.

7. Bites that do not break the skin: Bites that do not break the skin do not spread HIV.

It is essential to comprehend how HIV cannot be transferred in order to allay unwarranted fears and lessen stigma associated with the disease. By dispelling myths, we can encourage a more knowledgeable and considerate approach to HIV prevention and assistance.

By healthline