Can kissing spread AIDS?

Most people become very scared when talking about AIDS. Excessive fear indicates that they do not understand well enough how AIDS is transmitted. Normal contact will not cause the virus to be transmitted. For example, the chance of transmitting AIDS through normal kissing is relatively low. Of course, if there are oral ulcers, or the patient has hepatitis B virus, etc., then the chance of being infected through kissing will increase significantly.

Principles of AIDS prevention

A: Abstinence

The A here stands for the first letter of the English word Abstinence, which means that if people do not engage in sexual activities, the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS will be greatly reduced.

Only when young people have mastered the knowledge of preventing sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, learned to regulate their sexual impulses, and abided by social moral norms, can they avoid rashly getting involved in dangerous sexual activities and causing harm to themselves and others.

B: Loyalty

The B in the "ABC principle" stands for the first letter of the English word "Be faithful", which means that for those who cannot abstain from sex, both spouses or both parties in a sexual partnership should be loyal to each other.

Having sexual intercourse with multiple people is an important way of spreading sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, because the more people you come into contact with during sexual activities, the greater the risk of encountering a sick person.

C: Condom

If points A and B cannot be achieved, "C" (the first letter of the English word "condom") tells us that correct use of condoms can also reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS.

People have proposed the "ABC" principle for preventing sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, among which principles A and B are the safest, but not everyone can follow both of them.

So condoms are the last line of protection for those who cannot control themselves.