Can drugs give you AIDS

Answer 1

HIV is transmitted via blood, semen, vaginal secretions, and breast milk. The most common way it is transferred is via unprotected sex.
AIDS can not transmit through air. It needs some type of contact through

blood ,serum or saliva etc from person to person. It can be transmitted through dried blood in syringes etc. it can not be transmitted through skin by skin contact or by sitting on a toilet seat where someone with AIDS sat. Associating AIDS with sex alone is wrong. If some one has sex with a woman infected with AIDS does not necessarily mean he would get AIDS, there is however a very high chance of contacting AIDS in such a case. It's easier for a woman to contract HIV through sexual intercourse than it is for a man due to ejaculation. A woman can transmit it to her unborn child but with proper medication the risk is reduced to 5%.

Answer 2

No. you get aids from sex

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AIDS can be transmitted in any exchange of body fluids. That includes having sex, or using a hypodermic needle that has been used by someone that has AIDS.

Answer 3

First of all it is not AIDS that is transmitted it is the HIV virus, which can eventually lead to AIDS.

The two leading causes for HIV transmission in drug users are sharing of needles used to inject IV drugs, which contain blood from an infected individual. The second is unprotected sex of course, when on drugs good judgment goes out the window.

Answer 4

Risky behaviour, such as drug use, usually will cause the right environment for other negative things to happen. Drug use will cause you to do things that you would have more sense not to do if you were not using drugs.

Answer 5

If the needle, pill, or powder had the blood of someone who was HIV positive, then yes, you can.