Can I get AIDS if I kiss a girl if I have an ulcer in my mouth?

Compared with oral ulcers and AIDS, oral ulcers are relatively minor diseases, while AIDS is a more dangerous disease. Everyone knows that AIDS is a very harmful disease. Many people worry that they will be infected with AIDS if they kiss someone with AIDS if they have oral ulcers. In fact, the risk is also very high. The AIDS virus can easily be transmitted through damaged mucous membranes. If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital for a check-up.

First, be clean and self-respecting. Unclean and promiscuous sex is one of the main causes of contracting AIDS, so to prevent AIDS, you must avoid unclean sex. In addition, the correct use of condoms can reduce the risk of contracting AIDS or sexually transmitted diseases. Second, strictly prohibit drug use and do not share syringes with others. Once you share needles with someone who has the AIDS virus in their body, the chance of being infected is very high. Third, pay attention to blood safety and go to regular places for blood donation and transfusion. Because if it is not regular, medical equipment may be reused without disinfection, and the blood used for transfusion may not have been tested. Fourth, mother-to-child transmission is also a very common route, so if a woman with AIDS becomes pregnant, she should have an abortion immediately, because the child’s chance of contracting AIDS is basically 100%.

In addition, you should be careful when getting a tattoo or piercing your ears, because it is difficult to ensure that the tattoo needles or ear piercing instruments are fully disinfected, and these repeatedly used needles or other instruments are often the medium for the transmission of HIV.

Since patients in the latent stage of AIDS can also transmit the virus to others, is there any difference between the virus in the body of patients in the latent stage of AIDS and those who have already developed the disease? What is the probability of transmission during the latent stage of AIDS? Is it the same as the probability of transmission from patients in the active stage of AIDS? Or is it higher or lower? In fact, AIDS is transmitted through viruses, so as long as there is a virus, it can be infected.

Some people think that AIDS is far from them, so they don't pay attention to this knowledge, or know very little about it. But in fact, the latent period of AIDS can be very long, and basically patients in the latent period of AIDS have no symptoms. If such female patients become pregnant, they will transmit the virus to the fetus, so that the child will be born with the AIDS virus. Therefore, it is very important to understand the relevant knowledge of AIDS. Only by understanding this knowledge clearly can we better prevent it and ensure our own health.