Sexually Transmitted HIV Infection Conditions

Sexually transmitted HIV infection occurs when the exchange of body fluids occurs. In AIDS patients, the virus is mainly present in the patient's blood, semen, vaginal secretions, milk and amniotic fluid, so when sexual intercourse occurs, there is mainly an exchange of semen and vaginal secretions, which may lead to infection. In addition, after some anal sex, it is also possible to show infection, mainly because it is easy to cause intestinal mucosa to show certain damage when anal sex occurs, when HIV can enter the blood circulation through the intestinal mucosa, and cause infection.