Can you get AIDS if you get stuck with a needle?

This needs to be combined with the actual situation, if there is no AIDS virus on this needle, there is no AIDS infection at all, if there is AIDS virus on this needle, there may be infection, this single risk, according to authoritative data survey shows that in about three thousandths. If this exposure occurs, it is necessary to carry out emergency anti-HIV treatment, need to squeeze out the blood as much as possible in the first time, and then wash with flowing water and soapy water alternately, disinfect with iodophor, and need to take anti-HIV blocking drugs orally in a short time, preferably within 24 hours, no more than 72 hours at the latest, take to 28 days, carry out AIDS antibody testing, negative can stop taking medicine, that is, blocking success.