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HIV transmission possible through condom? |
I read on most sites that HIV is transmitted through direct contact of bodily fluids. But what if - lets say for some reason - one guy puts on a used condom, previously worn by another guy with HIV. Can the virus be transmitted this way? Lol i was just curious. What if sperm was not ejaculated and no pre-ejaculation in the condom from guy #1. Would HIV from guy #1 transmit to guy #2 when guy #2 wears it? If you read enough about the mode of transmission...you will see that once the virus is airborne it dies...therefore it would suffice to say no the chances of an active sperm traveling into guy #2 body via such an indirect method is almost impossible. However, please use a fresh condom each time and do not share that's wrong. Yes, because guy #1s fluids are in direct contact with guy #2. The whole point of using a condom are to keep fluids away!!Anyway, who would do something so NASTY? Gross. YES! Why would use use a USED Condom??? Why would ANYBODY be stupid enough to use a used condom????????? Yes, assuming the body fluids are still fresh. You need to get a new condom every time. Let me guess r u guy # 2, lol |
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