High-risk sexual behavior

As the times of life continue to accelerate, sexual behavior is also a kind of passion that many young friends need in life today. High-risk sexual behavior refers to the degree of danger for HIV patients. When it comes to the danger of HIV, the main thing is that high-risk sexual behavior is more likely to cause HIV infection. Therefore, having sexual intercourse with others and allowing body fluids to enter one's body or body fluids in one's body to enter the body of others will cause high-risk sexual behavior.

The main routes of infection for high-risk sexual behaviors are through sexual contact, blood transmission and other three routes of infection with HIV. There are many reasons for this, because multiple sexual partners, male homosexuality and anal sex are the three acupoints that can easily lead to complications of AIDS.

The so-called "high risk" refers to the risk of HIV infection. Which behaviors have the risk of HIV infection are high-risk sexual behaviors. In other words, high-risk sexual behavior refers to behavior that is likely to lead to HIV infection. Specifically, high-risk sexual behavior refers to the exchange of body fluids with others, that is, other people's body fluids enter their bodies, or their body fluids enter other people's bodies.

Specific high-risk sexual behaviors include the following:

(1) High-risk sexual behaviors through sexual contact include: unprotected sexual intercourse, multiple sexual partners, etc.

(2) High-risk sexual behaviors through the blood route include: intravenous drug use; sharing syringes or other instruments that can pierce the skin with others; and using untested blood or blood products.

(3) High-risk sexual behaviors through the mother-to-child route include: HIV-positive women becoming pregnant and giving birth, and HIV-positive mothers breastfeeding, both of which may cause the child to be infected with HIV.

(4) Other ways of causing blood transmission, such as: failure to sterilize knives used for tattooing, hairdressing, piercing, beauty treatments, pedicures, etc.; sharing razors, electric shavers, and toothbrushes with others; bleeding caused by sports injuries and fights; and contact of the rescuer's broken skin with the blood of the injured during rescue.

The main transmission route of sexual behavior is high-risk sexual behavior with multiple sexual partners or blood transmission, mainly intravenous drug use and sharing syringes with others can also lead to this high-risk, HIV infection. High-risk sexual behavior that is transmitted through mother-to-child transmission is mainly caused by female pregnancy and childbirth. Other transmission routes of viral infection include tattoos, beauty salons, hairdressing, pedicures, etc., which can damage the skin and come into contact with blood.