Is it contagious for a woman to give birth to Alice's chair?

How thoughtful, isn't it? ! You will get it if you sit on it, and you will get pregnant if you watch it! HIV is not as powerful as I thought, and the main transmission routes are: sexual contact, blood and mother-to-child transmission. Worldwide, sexual contact is the most important route of transmission of AIDS. HIV virus exists in the blood, semen, vaginal secretions and milk of infected people and patients. Daily contact such as shaking hands, hugging, courtesy kissing, eating and drinking together, sharing toilets and toilets, sharing offices, public transportation and entertainment facilities will not spread HIV. First of all, we must judge whether the AIDS window period has passed. After HIV enters the human body, it takes some time for the blood to produce HIV antibodies, during which the antibody test is negative, which is the window period. At this time, the number of hiv in infected people will reach a peak, which is highly contagious, and the acute infection period also appears during this time. At present, the international and domestic agreement is three months, that is, 12 weeks. Different infection modes may infect different subtypes, but they can all be detected in antibody tests after the window period. At the same time, the amount of hiv entering the body will not affect the length of the window period. That is to say, no matter transfusion infection, sexual intercourse infection, breast-feeding infection or other forms of infection, no matter how much hiv is infected, antibody positive reaction will generally appear after the window period.

You can go directly to the local medical institutions or CDC to check HIV antibodies and antigens, usually blood tests, saliva tests and urine tests. If you take venous blood from the laboratory of a medical institution, you can go to the department that can open test paper, such as surgery, dermatology, infectious diseases department, emergency clinic, etc., and you can check in directly by asking for a bill. Just do it, but if you can't get the results one day, at least wait until the next day to go to the lab to find the results yourself. Find your own in many results, or you can look at others' and get drunk when you think about it. ) At present, three rapid reagents can be used for disease control everywhere, and the results can be taken at that time, which can be blood test reagents (WF&; YP), or oral mucosal exudate detection reagent (Aware &; Democratic Progressive Party); Three rapid reagents should detect at least two different biological samples, such as blood or oral mucosa exudate or urine, and at least one rapid reagent should be used for blood. (Both kinds of quick test paper can be found in TM&; JD) Another strategy is to limit the three rapid reagents to blood rapid reagents, which should contain at least two reagents with different principles.

If the rapid reagent 1 does not respond, the report is negative, and recheck with reagent 2 and reagent 3. If they all react, the report is "HIV antibody positive"; If there is no reaction or there is a reaction, further antibody confirmation or nucleic acid detection is needed.

I hope my answer can be accepted by you, thank you!