Can I get AIDS if I have a high risk exposure?

Everyone knows that high-risk sex is very dangerous. Among various sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS is the one that people worry about the most. As we all know, there is actually no cure for AIDS. Once you get the disease, it means death. Many people will ask: Can I get AIDS if I have a high-risk experience? In fact, the probability is very small, but if you do not pay attention to protecting yourself, there is still a chance of contracting AIDS.

Domestic doctors have basically never seen a high-risk case get killed at once.

Please note that I do not mean to support you to take high-risk measures. I hope everyone can keep themselves clean! This is the only way to eliminate it 100%, otherwise, it will always be 99.9999999. . . . . . .%

Having high-risk sex once will basically prevent you from getting AIDS! ! A few days ago, a friend named "The Dying Man" claimed that he had tested positive after a single high-risk sexual intercourse. I didn't quite believe it at the time. Not to mention that his words were inconsistent and lacked any logic. But based on the fact that he had only had one high-risk sexual intercourse, I could rule out the possibility of his being 99.9999%. It is said that he has now claimed that it was a false positive. It is human speech and everyone can say whatever they want. As long as it is safe, congratulations to him that he is fine. According to a doctor at Ditan Hospital, including the famous Li Jiaming, almost all HIV carriers said that they were infected at a high-risk event. It is very understandable that many people would say this, and there is no need for doctors and others to provide others with more privacy. But scientifically speaking, the possibility of a high-risk infection is very, very small, and I think it is basically impossible to get infected. Why is it said that once you are at high risk, you will basically not be infected again? Before explaining this issue, everyone should first understand some basic knowledge: Friends who have studied microbiology may know that some pathogens can secrete a lytic enzyme, which can automatically invade the body through the thin skin without any wounds. However, viruses are currently the lowest level pathogens and do not have the ability to automatically secrete dissolving enzymes, so the HIV virus passively invades the human body with the help of external wounds. If there is no wound, infection is impossible. Most wounds can be seen with the naked eye. Some people have suggested that some wounds cannot be seen with the naked eye. However, the size of the wound and whether it can be seen with the naked eye or not will cause a physiological reaction in the human body because human nerve cells are more sensitive. This means that no matter how big or small the wound is, you will feel pain, itching, or other sensations. It is usually easy to tell whether there is a wound. After understanding this knowledge, you will know that HIV infection is always associated with wounds. Looking back, the reason why a high-risk event almost never results in infection is because the possibility of the first high-risk event existing or forming a wound is extremely small.

To further illustrate, consider the following example:

1. There are scientific reports at home and abroad to prove:

1. According to foreign reports, the main route of HIV infection in Western countries is prostitution (different from that in China), but an expert once investigated more than 500 HIV carriers and found that they were basically "regular prostitutes", which means that more than 90% of them were also patients with sexually transmitted diseases. Obviously, having an STD cannot be a one-time act, and STD patients are clearly at high risk for having wounds. People who are at high risk for the first time are unlikely to have sexually transmitted diseases, which generally means that their sexual organs are intact.

2. Recently, a professor in Wuhan conducted a research report. He investigated a family in which one of the partners was HIV-infected. The couple had lived together for many years without taking any precautions. Most people were not infected, and only about 10% were infected. It is said that further investigation of these 10% infected people revealed that most of them suffered from sexually transmitted diseases and gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is almost impossible for people with truly intact sexual organs to be infected.

2. Scientific theory can prove that:

1. The sexual organs of high-risk men should be intact for the first time. If it is sexual intercourse, the possibility of wounds caused by friction is extremely small due to the natural lubrication of the vagina. Therefore, regardless of whether the other person is an HIV carrier or not, the possibility of infection is very small.

2. There are two main ways of causing wounds on sexual organs: one is the wounds formed after contracting a sexually transmitted disease, especially syphilis, gonorrhea and other sexually transmitted diseases, which are difficult to heal. Therefore, people with sexually transmitted diseases who go to high-risk areas are truly high-risk. There is another type of wound that is caused by friction. Friction wounds are difficult to form during sexual intercourse, but it is difficult to say about anal intercourse. Generally speaking, the possibility of high-risk infection from sexual intercourse is almost too small to be considered. Of course I am not saying 100%, because there are very few things in the world that are 100% absolute. It’s just that the credibility of a high-risk infection is less than: 0.0000000001%