Question

How can Hiv/AIDS be transmitted from one person to another without having any form of sexual contact and why

Answer 1

Blood contains the highest concentrations of the virus, so medical procedures involving blood, like blood transfusions, can transmit the virus; however, this is rare in the US. Getting a tattoo or a piercing can also transmit the virus if the needles are not properly cleaned; this is also very rare. Sharing needles for intravenous drugs will transmit the virus. Since breast milk also contains the virus, a mother can pass the virus to a nursing baby. She can also transmit the virus during pregnancy or during birth. Medications are available to lessen the chances of this kind of transmission happening

Answer 2

Hiv and AIDS can be spread by people sharing the same needles for drugs, this happens because the virus goes through the infected persons blood stream and when you use a needle it touches the infected blood the virus holds on to the needle and then it gets passed to the next person making them infected.