What are the main causes of aids Transmision?Kissing is a Causes?

Question

AIDS HOW transfered to others? By mouth,teeth Etc...?

Answer 1

transmission of body fluids, such as when having sex,, sharing needles,,,, blood transfusion,,,,,, it would be very difficult to catch it from kissing,,,,,, due to the virus being killed in the air and bacteria of the mouth,,,,, though,,, if someones mouth was bleeding enough,,, say a pulled tooth or a cut,,,, then you also had a cut on your mouth or lip,,,, i would not rule it out,,,,,, kissing just on the lips shoudnt be a problem,,, hopefully if blood is present, or open sores, you wouldnt be kissing! you can catch herpes,,,,, threw kissing,,,,, its not curable but also its not deadly,,, nor will it even really make you super ill
best thing i guess, kiss those you really care about,,,,, and dont over worry

Answer 2

Kissing is hardly ever a cause unless you are infected and have an infectious sore on your mouth, like Herpes, or a cut or tooth extraction or bleeding gums, etc. Double if your partner has any problem in THEIR MOUTH where blood might be present.

Saliva and vaginal secretions are very poor body fluids with which to transmit HIV so you can't hardly get it from cunnilingus or sharing foods or drinks, either.

The main body fluids for HIV transfer, are semen and blood, and to some extent poop (because sometimes there is blood in it...still poop is so full of other contagious bacteria that you handle it just as carefully) The reason anal sex is so dangerous with re: to HIV is because it usually is causing at least some damage to anal rectal tissues, and then you have some bleeding inside the rectum...not always gushing blood. Be careful with anal sex because you may not know there is injury there.

These are all sexual transmissions, the other main one is through medical items or injected street drugs used with shared needles, or improper handling at home re: first aid supplies, or home injections like hormones, steroids, or insulin, or self-injectors like an epi-pen, ALL these cases would depend if the item is used by an infected person. I say at home because clinics and hospitals almost always discard these things safely but it ins't always a home policy, and you can sometimes find these items on the street.

Answer 3

It is rare to get aids from kissing.
To give aids there needs to be fresh blood exchange.
For example if both partners had open sores in the mouth aids could be transmitted.

Aids is most often exposed in male on male sex intecourse.

Aids virus dies pretty quickly when it hits the air. It is in bodly fluids.

Answer 4

AIDS cannot be transferred by kissing, unless both people have open sores in their mouth. It can be transmitted by blood (either in transfusions or when sharing needles while doing intravenous drugs), but is most commonly transmitted through direct sexual contact (intercourse).

Answer 5

french kissing could transfer it, anal sex, oral sex vaginal sex, bites, getting stuck with a needle the infected person used, there are quite a few ways. dont get cut around a bleeding person with hiv, dont give them mouth to mouth, dont drink from their glass or cup,

Answer 6

You can't get it from kissing the easiast way is unprotected sex.

Answer 7

unprotected sex, and doing drugs with previously used needles.

Answer 8

no.