Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Questions about AIDS needles ~ ~

Recently, news about the discovery of AIDS needles on Qipu Road in Shanghai has been flying all over the sky. I was shocked at first, but as a doctor, I have seen a lot, and I really can't help but dispel my fears to all my friends. As a family, although it is still bird flu, this "mistake" is not the "goose" ... _

Aids needle? Joke: Is there a needle in the cinema? The more you think about it, the funnier it gets. In fact, as long as people with a little common sense about AIDS will understand that the spread of AIDS is not so easy and simple.

First of all, I want to tell you that HIV will die immediately after the blood of AIDS patients leaves the patient's body 10 minutes. Unless the blood is frozen, or AIDS patients draw blood directly from the body and inject it into your body immediately, it will be contagious. Therefore, it is impossible to prick anyone who is not pleasing to the eye with AIDS needles and infect anyone. Either he has an ice bank with him, or he draws his own blood before stabbing someone. If that's the case, people would have fled, still waiting to be stabbed!

Secondly, it is not easy to really get infected with AIDS. Because the virus will not be infected until it reaches a certain number, and generally these people are basically in the late stage, except for some drug addicts and prostitutes who are locked in the house all day. Other infected people at this level are already very serious, and they have no spirit to run in the street again. The number of viruses mentioned here generally exists in about 5ml of blood. As a normal, healthy living person, would you let another person inject you with 5ml and stay there all the time? So, even if someone gives you an injection, don't be afraid and run.

After knowing some AIDS knowledge, I think everyone can calm down and walk in the street, not to mention that none of the "rumors" have been proved to be true.

Finally, I want to say that AIDS patients really need our care, learn more about AIDS and be a person who does not discriminate against AIDS patients.