in a b l o w j o b who can be hiv infected? the woman or the man?
445793
Because a woman has a higher risk of contracting HIV from a man doesn't mean that he is not at risk too. \n\nIf she had blood in her mouth, HIV could get into your urethra (where urine comes out of.)  It's a mucous membrane.  \n\nYou could also be at risk if you had any cuts on your penis.  They don't have to be noticeable cuts either.
150291
The HIV virus, human immunodeficiency virus, causes the disease AIDS, auto immunity deficiency syndrome. Basically the infection of these viruses can just sit around and the person is a carrier but does not have AIDS but they do have HIV, or what happens more often is they go on to develop AIDS. The virus does attack white blood cells as the previous person stated. Once someone has full blown AIDS they can no longer fight of any infection. They generally fall prey to pnemonia.
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the woman is O (O, O)\nthe man is AB    (A , B )\n\n                                      O                     O\n                                       A                      B\n                                  ------------------------------\n                                      AO                    BO\n the blood type of the child may be AO (A) or BO (B)
22833
hiv among other things
901965
its just your hormones, but you should get tested for hiv if your at risk.
34060
You know, I think the best way to answer that is to know someone going through it.  For instance, say your sister is your best friend in the world.  Everthing is fine until one day you get a call from her saying that she has be tested positive for HIV.  What's the first thing that will go through your mind?\n\nNow add the fact that the reason she has HIV is because she was in a collision a year or so prior and was injured. She needed a blood transfusion and showed no symptoms.  She and her wonderful husband decide to have a child and as a routine check finds out that she was HIV positive.  Now what do you think?\n\nWell, I think that if the person I've known all my life suddenly came down with a disease like cancer or had a heart attack, I wouldn't stay away from him or her, but try to understand them and help them if they need help.  I also imagine what it would be like not having them in my life just because I stayed away from them knowing they had heart disease.  \n\nYes, I know that things like HIV can be passed on. But seriously, how are they going to pass it on to me?  \n\nIn essence, I think that if someone has HIV, I should treat them as someone who doesn't, as long as I'm not planning on sleeping with them:)\n\nI hope that answered your question. :)
742012
Why is it so hard to believe that people get HIV from unsafe sex?\n\nIt doesn't matter if he was black, gay, straight, jewish or republican.... you can only contract HIV so many ways....\n\nand why would the government care about him?
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if the female is HIV negative too you're safe , but is she is positive you both may get it, the chance is about 3-4% for female to male trasnmition, male to female has much greater chance of about 30%.\n \nbut you should know that exposing yourself to these high risk behaviours can be very dangerous and the risk is much greater  than having a safe relationship.
388471
There is nothing to worry about, the HIV can not pass torught air, just by blood, seminal fluids and by the mother to her children.\n\nJust dont try to lick him..........
584493
No u cannot get it.HIV is transmitted ,\n1.f a person engages in sexual intercourse with an infected person without using a condom, s/he can get infected. The sexual act can be both vaginal and anal.Theoretically oral sex without condom (on men) or barriers like dental dam, vaginal dams or plastic wrap (on women) can also transmit the infection.\n2.If a person shares the needle or syringe used by/on an infected person, either for injecting drugs or drawing blood or for any other purpose involving piercing, s/he can get infected. Instruments used for piercing and tattooing also carry a small risk of infection.\n3.A person can get the infection, if he/she is given transfusion of infected blood.\n4.If surgical devices like syringes and scalpels, or even certain instruments, used on an infected person, are used on another person without proper sterilization, they can transmit the infection.\n5.An HIV positive mother can transmit the virus to child during pregnancy or birth. Breast milk can also act as a transmission-medium.\neven if it has blood on it,HIV cannot survive when exposed to open air.\nNever mess with HIV,stay safe.Also,please devolp some knowledge on HIV/AIDS,u sound ignorant,like some guy who just came from the remotest jungles of Africa.
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AIDS is STD (Sexually trasmitted disease).. there are chances of you getting infected with HIV virus if condom breaks while having sex with HIV infected girl.....but that also depends upon the state of virus in that girl...if the HIV virus is in dormant stage in HIV infected person, then there may be very less chances you getting infected by that virus....\n\ncheers!!!
422274
by getting HIV.  AIDS is the symptom
133186
If you have sex with someone and they have HIV .. yes, it doesn't matter ... either one of the kinds you speak of, it can happen, with the exchange of body fluids. Use a condom, don't have unprotected sex please. It might save your life or the life of someone else.
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It is very uncommon to contract HIV from woman-to-woman sexual contact.\n\nHowever, it is still possible! The HIV virus can be present in vaginal fluids, blood, and breast milk. It is recommended to always use condoms with shared toys. There is a potential for HIV to be transmitted through any contact of bodily fluids (via an open sore in the mouth, for example).
940313
I want to know who are any of you to judge this person. I bet if we followed you'd have some issues also. The first person who posted is right. And just so you know smartass a baby is not automatically born with HIV if the mother has it.
31009
Both males and females are equally able to transmit the HIV virus. Vaginal fluids carry the virus in the same way the seminal fluids do. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact your local department of public health. Free testing is available, as well as risk reduction, and post-infection counseling.
55873
well yes there's still chance for that, aside from sexual intercourse, HIV can be acquired through blood transfusion, or if you have an open wound and your partner has one and those two wounds touch each other, just be sure both of you dont have an open wound on your lips before kissing, the virus's incubation period takes a long time and is virtually undetectable unless if you go for a check up.