Can you get HIV if your blood touch HIV blood?

Answer 1

HIV can be contracted through a drop of blood touching your tongue. Microscopic skin tears, cuts, or lesions may be present on the tongue allowing the HIV virus to enter into the body. Keep in mind that when the drop of blood touches the tongue, often it mixes with saliva and therefore dilutes and spreads to the entire mouth allowing more surface area for the blood and possible virus to come into contact with skin irregularities.

Answer 2

The short answer is, "Yes. " The AIDS virus has been found in blood, semen, urine, vaginal secretions, spinal fluid, tears, saliva, and breast milk. Of these, only semen, vaginal secretions, and blood are implicated in transmission." See related links below.

While I can't find a link to support it, and I'm not an expert, my opinion is that if you somehow got fresh blood in your mouth from an infected person, AND if you had a sore or break in your skin inside your mouth, you would be at risk.

The lesson is to be careful about getting someone else's blood either on your hands or in your mouth.

NO is the short answer the HIV can not survive the digestive jusices and will cease to affect the person it may not affect but it is spill disputed

Answer 3

Saliva is considered a low risk fluid. There is still a chance to transmit HIV, although it is small. Blood, on the other hand, is considered high risk. Genital secretions are considered high risk as well.

So to answer your question, kissing by itself with is very unlikely to result in transmission of HIV. Kissing with blood involves ups the risk factor considerably; and any kind of genital secretions are likely to infect a partner. If there is blood involved, the chance of contracting the disease just escalates it, but they're already exposed to a high probability of infection.

Answer 4

You can if you have a cut, break, or scratch in your skin. Otherwise, no.

Answer 5

no, HIV cannot be tranmitted throught touching infected blood, only if you have open cuts or sores.

Answer 6

Yes, you would probably get HIV if your blood on you touches HIV blood.

Answer 7

No.