But these would need to be large or deep, and bleeding rather than scabbed over, for HIV transmission to be plausible. HIV is transmitted, or spread, through contact with the following body fluids: Blood including menstrual blood and any blood in saliva (spit), urine (pee), and feces (poop) Semen ('cum') and other male sexual fluids ('pre-cum') Vaginal fluids Breast milk Taking HIV drugs can be a part of safer sex practices. The risk of transmission for any of these.
Hiv transmission through finger cuts skin#
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