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Can u tell me please the transmission difference between hepatitis B & HIV/AIDS diseases? |
What is the only means of transmission that transmit HIV/AIDS but not Hepatitis B? Hep B cannot be transmitted by a handshake! Hep B is spread via body fluids-blood, semen, stool. Hep B can be spread in the stool, where HIV is not. hepatitis b can transfer even by handshake but hiv/aids can transfer through any medium of blood Same thing man...they's both by droplets... |
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A mom can pass HIV on to her baby at three different stages: in utero, intrapartum (birth), and post-partum (breast feeding). Antepartum: *the placenta does a good job of keeping HIV out (thoug... You can contract the HIV virus through oral sex if that person is positive and if they have cuts and abrasions and giving off discharge or the negative person has abrasions and cuts in their mouth.... Virtually zero. The AACAP has this to say on transmission. "The HIV virus dies quickly when it is outside the human body. It cannot be transmitted by day-to-day or even close social contac... Let me tell you some popular myths spread in our society about HIV 1. If we are using HIV infected person's clothes or utensils, then we can catch the infection.(fact is no, we can't cat... breastmilk has antibodies (part of your immune system that helps you fight infections) but it also is one of the ways that HIV is transmitted (along with sperm, vaginal fluid and blood). If you h... Exchanging bodily fluids with an infected person.. ...HIV is really only passed through the HIV virus entering the bloodstream. The reason this happens during sex (especially anal sex) is that it is common for one to acquire tiny cuts while having sex... HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is spread through sexual contact or needle sharing with an infected person. It attacks your T-Cells. The virus is in bodily fluids such as semen, pre-ejaculate, B... |
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