how can aids spread from women to men ?

Question

Tell me the process not simply that by having copulation or by blood transfusion

Answer 1

The key determinants of whether HIV transmission is likely to occur are (1) having with a partner with a high level of virus in her blood (either immediately after her infection or as symptoms develop); (2) pre-existing STDs increase the vulnerability of a man to HIV infection in two ways. They increase the infectiousness of the female and an open lesion on a man's penis (syphilis or herpes) increases the vulnerability of the male; and (3) men who are uncircumcized stand a greater chance of infection than men who are circumcized. The foreskin is delicate, is frequently subjected to minute tears in the skin during sex, and vaginal fluid containing the virus may remain under the foreskin even after sex. This increases the contact period during which infection can occur.

Another female-to-male means of transmission is through sharing needles.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I'm going to assume you're A) a virgin B) from another planet C) you've been trapped in a time warp for the last 30 years. D) You've never seen a newspaper, gone to a movie or attended a school.

Answer 4

Aids is contracted by blood to blood or blood to semen contact. That's why gay sex is the most dangerous as it's more likely to have lesions through which semen can contact blood.
Circumcised men have also been shown to have 60% less chance of contracting AIDS.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

sounds more like you want a class in microbiology-persue some material about AIDS and viruses in general They are fascinating but it takes a while to discuss it fully-maybe someone else can give you a " answer in a nutshell"

Answer 7

Bodily fluids can transmit HIV which causes aids. So, yes, you can get HIV by having sex with an infected person or by blood transfusions, or sharing a drug needle.

Answer 8

Sharing needles, toothbrushes(if there are bleeding gums),
holding hands....if by cahnce you both have abrasions then it can be transmitted.....why can you not look this up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 9

You aren't FROM this millennium- are you?

Answer 10

Mainly unprotected sexual intercourse.