There's medication you take to lessen the chances and you can't have it c sectioned out,,and no breast feeding
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No one specific person alone can administer AIDS. AIDS is developed when someone has a sexual intercourse with more than one person. Sometimes, the development of AIDS is instant, and other times it slowly emerges from the one that is infected.
no u cant, only if the person with aids has a cut in there mouth. then the blood will go into the healthy person.
aids can be sexually transmitted but you can also catch it from the blood of a person infected by aids (hiv)
If someone is AIDS free and happens to swallow say saliva with blood samples of an infected person, he or she cannot contact HIV unless if he or she has a sore throat.
No No, to get AIDS you must have physical contact with another person who has AIDS. You cannot get AIDS if you did not have physical contact with another person who has AIDS. Hope this helped !
I would imagine it to be very heart breaking. I have friends who have aids .. It ruined their lives .. Its a scary thing to deal with. Thats why you have to be careful.. You can catch aids many ways : from kissing someone with aids.. Even a child can get aids if they drink breast milk from someone with aids.. And of course having sex with someone with aids will leave you doubtful and regretful .
Yes, but they can give the HIV onto someone else, and they could get AIDs too.
No. The aids virus is very sensitive to temperature, and can generally only be transmitted by direct contact of mucus membranes. If the a person with aids were to breathe on you, you would not be infected with the virus.
Yes, by having sexual contact or using same needles with someone with Aids virus.
I would hope we all are against the virus, not the person. I certainly am not against someone because they have AIDS or HIV.
A person with AIDS is very immunocompromised. Therefore, even the slightest infection would affect them far more than someone without AIDS. A cold is all it takes to likely send someone with the disease into the hospital.
The difference between a healthy person, someone with HIV, and someone with AIDS is determine by T-Cell counts. Depending on your level depends on where you fall.