AIDS tableware should be separated?

AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease characterized by severe immune deficiency caused by HIV infection. AIDS patients and AIDS infected persons are the main source of transmission of this disease, its main transmission routes: first, sexual contact transmission; second, through blood transmission; third, through mother-to-child transmission. At this stage has not been found through respiratory tract, droplets, food, sweat, tears and insect bites and general contact evidence of AIDS, AIDS patients eat, normal tableware and do not need strict separation. Patient saliva, there are traces of HIV stained tableware, but it is difficult to infect others. Unless it is someone else's mouth or mucosa, there is obvious damage to the risk of infection, but this is quite rare.