Can male prostate fluid transmit AIDS?

Can prostatic fluid transmit AIDS? I don’t know how many people are secretly pondering this issue in private, especially men or people with promiscuous sex lives. But what is prostatic fluid? In view of the fact that many people are confused about this situation, we have prepared today's article to introduce to you whether prostatic fluid can transmit AIDS?

HIV is present in body fluids! Semen contains a large number of viruses and prostatic fluid. Although people infected with HIV look the same as normal people, their blood, semen, vaginal secretions, and exudates from damaged skin and mucous membranes or inflammatory ulcers all contain large amounts of HIV and are highly contagious. Breast milk also contains the virus and is contagious. The virus can also be found in saliva, tears, sweat and urine, but they contain very little virus and are not very contagious. There are three main confirmed routes of HIV transmission, the core of which are sexual transmission and blood transmission. General contact cannot transmit HIV, so HIV patients should not be discriminated against in life. For example, eating together or shaking hands will not transmit HIV.

Prostatic fluid can transmit AIDS. Prostatic fluid can transmit AIDS because the disease is transmitted through sexual contact. If the test result is positive, the chance of transmission is higher. It is recommended to have a detailed examination, testing for both parties, suspend sexual contact on a regular basis, and actively seek treatment. It's a high-risk behavior. Since it is a high-risk behavior, it is difficult to rule out the possibility of infection. You can go to your local CDC for consultation, and they should notify you to go to the CDC for HIV testing after 6 weeks.

The above is what we introduced to you today about whether prostatic fluid can transmit AIDS. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are struggling and confused. It is recommended that everyone pay more attention to physical hygiene and have regular physical examinations. There are only three ways of HIV transmission: sexual transmission, blood transmission, and mother-to-child transmission. Therefore, prostatic fluid as a body fluid also has certain risks.