I'm afraid of AIDS, I don't have promiscuity, I also have blood transfusion or something, but I'm just afraid ~ help me.

= = = = = = Let's walk out of the shadow of fear of AIDS = = = = = = = =

At present, some people's understanding of AIDS is not comprehensive enough, and it is easy to talk about AIDS. Some things that have nothing to do with AIDS will also cause their panic. Is there anyone around you who is so "disgusted"? Will you give them the right advice?

Personal belongings are not lent out.

25-year-old Mao Mao employee

I found that I didn't bring lipstick that day. I asked Xiaoqing next to me to borrow it, but she faltered and refused. Several times, someone borrowed eye drops and nail file from her, but she refused. She even put a note on her treasure chest, "Personal belongings are not allowed to be borrowed".

Generous how she suddenly became stingy, while no one, I muttered to her. I didn't expect her to tell me in a low voice. Two days ago, she visited an AIDS photo exhibition and heard that someone went to the hospital to see a dentist not long ago, but it turned out to be an AIDS patient. How dangerous it is to go to the same dentist as an AIDS patient. If his blood stays on his nose and the disinfection work is not done well, the next patient will be easily infected. She said that as long as there is bleeding, it may cause infection, so be careful to prevent it. Washing teeth, sticking feet, piercing ears and the like will bleed, so now she doesn't go outside to pull out eyebrows, pick out acne and wash her teeth. She wouldn't borrow a series of personal belongings for fear that others would use them unsanitary. In her words, cutting your nails sometimes makes you bleed.

I immediately opened a special health website to prevent AIDS, which clearly stated that HIV was very "delicate". As long as the blood is left, it will die in a few minutes. As long as the standard disinfection work is done well, normal tooth washing and eyebrow trimming will not be contagious. To tell the truth, AIDS is far less contagious than a cold. But don't patronize unqualified dental clinics and beauty salons. Being cheap may lead to virus infection.

I understand my wife's concern.

Xiao Du is a 30-year-old company employee.

I used to think that AIDS was far away from us, and few people would openly discuss it as a topic. It's different now. We know more about this disease. But what was supposed to be a nip in the bud scared some people, as if they would get sick if they were not careful. There is such a person in my family, but I know that her caution is also out of concern for me.

Because of the need of work, I am often a trapeze, and I spend my evenings in hotels and restaurants in other places. The situation varies from place to place. Although some places claim to be star-rated hotels, the service is actually quite poor. I'm afraid the tableware there is unsanitary. My wife always helps me pack my bags before going out. I stuffed towels, toothbrushes and pajamas in my bag, and I have to disinfect these clothes when I come back. I objected several times, and she would confidently tell me that those sheets and towels would be contagious if they were used by AIDS patients. I saw her eyes before I spoke, and I knew I had to bring these things.

Bringing things is second. In the evening, she will make routine attendance. Sometimes she will ramble and say that the place is very open. Is there anything ambiguous? Then she immediately turned to me to discuss the danger of "one-night stand". I don't know where she heard it, but the examples are vivid. Whoever is "high-risk" once is positive. Similar examples are readily available to her, and she also said that they were issued by authoritative departments. The implication is to ring an alarm bell in my ear and never regret it impulsively.

Although her behavior is a bit excessive, I know very well that she is fully aware of this common sense. Being too vigilant is just a kind reminder to me. It is good for the health of myself and my family, and it is good for the feelings of both of us, so I do what she tells me carefully.

Be careful, that's right

Xiao Jia 2 1 year-old clerk

If you have hepatitis patients around you, it is very possible. However, there is an AIDS patient around you, and the chances of this are rare and almost negligible.

However, some time ago, I read the news report that AIDS patients were actually found among the patients who saw the dentist, which greatly stimulated me. Not long ago, I went there to see my stomach trouble. God knows, maybe I just passed by the AIDS patient. With this idea, I can't help but feel panic. It seems that there will be such dangerous elements lurking around at any time. I was going to get my ears pierced with my classmates, but now I dare to go; I used to like to go to a beauty shop for pedicure, but now I can only reluctantly give up what I want. I'm careful everywhere, step by step. Later, I learned on the Internet that there are actually only three ways of transmission of AIDS: blood transmission, sexual transmission and mother-to-child transmission. Under normal circumstances, as long as there are no bad habits, the probability of infection is very small, and then I am a little relieved.

However, necessary self-protection is also essential. Who can guarantee foolproof? Since there is no safe medicine to buy, it is always right to be cautious.