how hiv infected from woman to man?

Question

hmm.. if a man has hiv, of course the virus would be transmitted from his semen to a woman right? but if a woman has hiv, how she transmit the virus to an un-infected man since i thought the man does not "receive" anything from the woman?

if the woman's vaginal fluid has the virus, is it mean if your penis touch the fluid then you would be infected? (even though if you don't ejaculate inside her vagina). What if a man's finger touch the fluid, then his finger touch his own penis, will the man be infected too?

Answer 1

despite all the propaganda and scare tactics they try and shove down our throats about STD's its really hard to contact HIV through normal sexual relations
you can have conventional sex to a woman unprotected many times before you 'll catch something in fact the odds of contracting what she has is only about 10%
now if you engage in anal sex or if you make her bleed then your chances skyrocket
just remember every time you pump into her your pushing her fluids down your hole and thats how you catch the pathogen

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Hiv Woman To Man

Answer 4

I believe if the woman is HIV positive, and IF the man has a lesion or tear in the flesh of his penis or an open sore of any kind on his lips, or in his mouth, he can be infected that way. It is harder to transmit HIV from a woman to a man, than the other way around.

Answer 5

good question!... it's importan to let people know about the virus!!

If you do not have anal, oral or vaginal intercourse. and if you never share needles von have almost no risk of HIV infection.

You can greatly reduce your chance of acquiring HIV infection through sexual intercourse by knowing and practicing safer sex.
Saliva, sweat, tears, and urine do not transmit HIV -

but semen, blood, and """ vaginal/cervical """ secretions may.
Sexual activities that include no direct contact with your partner's semen, blood, or ""vaginal/cervical"" secretions are safe. Activities that do involve direct contact with semen, blood, or vaginal/cervical secretions are risky.
Precautions that reduce the chance of direct contact with those fluids will make sex safer.

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Answer 6

The simple answer is YES it can be transmitted from women to men during intercourse. Wearing a latex condom with spermicidal lubrication will most likely protect you for the most part but it is still strongly recommended that you wash thoroughly with anti-microbial (not anti-bacterial) anti-microbial soap. But nothing is 100%.

Answer 7

by seman it travels upward and stays with the febal body for.6. to.8. hours after sex that.s fact and sweet as well blood and open cuts to proven by the .ama. as well the cdc to. ?

Answer 8

By blood possibly.

Answer 9

yes it still gets inside you
it travels upward