What are 3 ways AIDS can be transmitted to someone?

Answer 1

HIV, the retrovirus that causes AIDS, is present in the semen, vaginal secretions, blood, breast milk, and in the amniotic fluid of an infected person. Contact with these fluids can cause a person to become infected with HIV. However, the saliva of an infected person is generally considered safe (unless contaminated with blood/the non-infected person has open wounds in their mouth).

Answer 2

AIDS itself can't be transmitted. Only HIV can be transmitted which in return causes AIDS. But anyways, three ways to catch HIV is through in infected person's blood, through sperm (pretty much sex) and even through breast milk.

Answer 3

HIV can be spread via vaginal, oral, or anal sex. It can be spread between heterosexual couples and homosexual couples. It can also be spread if someone shares an infected needle (usually for drugs) with another person.

Answer 4

There are more than 3 ways that AIDS can be transmitted. AIDS can only be transmitted through certain bodily fluids; blood, vaginal and rectal fluids, semen, pre-semen, and breast milk, and can be contracted due to any kind of contact with these fluids. It is not spread through saliva (kissing, sharing food/drink). AIDS is most commonly contracted through anal and vaginal sex, and the shared usage of syringes and other equipment used to inject IV drugs. AIDS can also be spread by oral sex, blood transfusions, contact between broken skin and wounds, as well as being born to a mother with the disease.

Answer 5

There are three ways that aids can be spread: through sexual contact, through saliva, and by blood.

Answer 6

sexual contact