If someone with AIDS put some of their blood in my drink and you didnt know and drank it will you get AIDS.. how would there tummy react?

Answer 1

Certainly not.

HIV can be passed on through unprotected sex with an infected person, through a blood transfusion, or sharing an hypodermic needle with an infected person. Even if you drink the blood of an infected person you will not be affected. The virus can not get into your blood from your stomach. However, it can enter through cuts and sores in the mouth.

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Answer 2

Yes and no. You WILL get HIV, whether or not you get AIDSis another thing entirely. HIV, the virus that causes AIDS is contracted by the transfer of bodily fluids, such as kissing, sharing needles, et cetera, with a person that has the virus. This includes drinking something that has the blood of an infected person in it.
For more on HIV and AIDS, contact your doctor.

Answer 3

Not likely, not impossible. Unless you have an open sore or cut in the mouth or throat. Your stomach will not react to it. We've all swallowed a couple drops of blood when losing teeth or biting your cheek. It does not upset the stomach. Why would someone put their blood in another's drink? They should be shot before they give aids to others, bc that seems to be their intent in my opinion. Not only "sick" from the disease, but sick in the head.