This is a good video. Deserves more viewers. All the estimates are current and based on fact unlike a lot of other sources. I tend to get really afraid when i have exposures and I check out this video every now and then just to refresh my memory on the numbers. I really do wish they did more studies on oral sex on a woman though. That is a very very common activity and a quite desriable one for many men and women and there is no hard numbers to refer to at all. :(
@statebrigaidiote: No. No blood type grants immunity to HIV. A few people (about 1% of Northern Europeans, for example) have genetic mutations to the receptors on their CD4 cells that make it harder for HIV to enter the cell and grant a limited degree of resistance to HIV infection. These are called CD4 delta 32 mutations or deletion mutations IIRC.
i've got a question thats been bothering me for a while now.
I once bought some marijuana.i don't know if it had some blood on it.i broke it up by hand, I had some cuts in my fingers.I then rolled it up and smoked my joint.
Can I have contracted HIV if there actually was some blood on the buds and I used my "damaged" fingers to break it up?
@guforules Just get tested. HIV doesn't remain active out of the body for very long, but you sound like a worrier. Get tested, and stop worrying. (If you actually contracted HIV in the manner you describe, and you could prove it, your case would make medical history)
What are your chances of being in a fatal car crash on the highway? Of being murdered in Oakland at midnight? Of having a fatal heart attack at age 54? We all die of something sooner or later.
@bluetortilla: It's true that all people die sooner or later. That's not an argument for making decisions that increase your risk of contracting an incurable virus such as HIV that can both make you very sick AND force you to take medication for the rest of your life AND cause you to die sooner that you otherwise would have.
u cannot get hiv from oral sex period and kissing common people think logically hiv is a STD transmitted by unprotected vaginal/anal sex and also iv drug use and mother to child wen condoms r used effectivly meaning wen they dont break or slip they r 100 percent effective against the trnsmission f hiv
Hey I have a question by friend has oral herpes and has cold sores, i hit a scab that was broken and it was blood, can i contract oral herpes from that?
@2Warlock4You: This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. My understanding is that physical contact with an active cold sore can sometimes lead to an infection at the site of contact, so people are advised to avoid contact with active, non-healed cold sores.
i had a friend who didn't have hiv and this boy did that she mess around did had hiv she got hiv 6 months later that was scarey i seen her a year later she had sores on her arm and legs what stage is she at:)
kissing does not tranmit hiv oral sex does not transmit hiv neither does going down on a woman. im not a doctor but its never happened and the risks they are stating in this video are to high in alot of doctors estimation
@sorass1: Actually, U.S. CDC has documented cases in which people contracted HIV and are believed to only have had exposure through oral sex. Likewise, U.S. CDC has documented cases where people contracted HIV and transmission is believed to have occurred by deep kissing (although IIRC, these were cases where people may have had mouth sores as well). Cited estimates are from published peer-reviewed scientific studies.
@lisapalmer850: In the developed world, the median period between contracting HIV and progressing to a clinical AIDS diagnosis is 10 years. So it *is* possible that either you or your husband could have (for example) contracted HIV 5.5 years ago and not have symptoms yet. CDC recommends that ALL people in U.S. be tested for HIV at a routine doctor's office visit to be safe.
@bluetortilla: The sources are cited right in the video. Or just go to the cited wikipedia article, which nicely organizes the risk estimates with source citations for each estimate.
u cant have oral sex with a condom it wont taste very good lol my sudjection is to make sure u and ur partner do not have stds or hiv before oral sex or any kind of sex. the problem with anal sex is the condom wants to fall off
Hello! Do you know what's the chance of contracting HIV after kissing someone? About 2 weeks ago I got drunk and hit on a girl I didn't know (we just kissed, no sex) and now I have fever, mild headache and nausea (possible first symptoms of HIV). Should I worry?P.S.: i don't do drugs and I use condoms.
Does the stat about unprotected insertive anal sex having a risk of 0.065% chance each time take into account rather the guy is circumcised or not? I ask because I see that the study was done in Europe and most European countries dont circumcise? So is this stat for uncut or cut penises?
@Xanimorugi: Good question; I don't know. We cite the sources for the estimates in the video. I'd encourage you to look up the original study and read it for further details.
i was really paranoid till i saw the oral sex section of your video... but i still would love to know, if i received unprotected oral sex just once in my lifetime, can i still get hiv that first time?(if my partner was infected)
@icns87: I have no idea. Nor is it relevant to you at all. Either you contracted HIV or you did not. How many times it did/did not happen to other people has no effect on your personal situation. Get tested. Watch our video "What's the Risk I Contracted HIV?"
@icns87 If you received unprotected oral (I'm assuming you were the one being given oral), it is highly unlikely that you have HIV from that exposure. It is still possible as youtuber "AIDSvideos" stated, but not probable. But since you stated that you were "paranoid" about it, it may be wise to get a test 3 months after exposure, for your own peace of mind.
@QuantumCerberus: Watch this vid again. It clearly states a risk estimate for male-to-female transmission of HIV via oral sex. Unprotected sex is never safe. If you choose to be sexually active, use a latex barrier like a condom or dental dam (as appropriate for the act) every time for every sexual act. Watch our vid "A Brief Introduction to HIV/AIDS" for more of the basics.
oral sex is no risk sex. HIV cannot be transmitted oral sex. On theory, there are risk. However, there is no scientific data that proves oral sex transmit HIV.
Wrong. "Yes, it is possible for either partner to become infected with HIV through performing or receiving oral sex. There have been a few cases of HIV transmission from performing oral sex on a person infected with HIV .... Studies have shown that latex condoms are very effective, though not perfect, in preventing HIV transmission when used correctly and consistently." [CDC, "Can I get HIV from oral sex?"] See our video "Some Ways You Can Contract HIV and the Risk of Each One" for details.
I had sex with a girl down in Mexico back in Oct while i was on vacation , now when i got back to the states a friend told me that she was hiv positive , i did not know at the time of the act , i only had sex once but first she gave me a bj with no condom and then as far as i can remember she put a condom on me and we started having sex, i was so drunk that night thats all i remember .
You are wise to recognize that alcohol may interfere with your ability to remember everything that happened or what the details were. Get tested. Follow the doctor's instructions for any follow-up testing. If you choose to be sexually active in the future, use a condom correctly every time. Good luck!
i don't understand how these odds could be so low to get HIV, but so many people catch it. If a condom doesn't break, and is used correctly does it pretty much make it a 0% if its vaginal.
i had oral sex with a man who is HIV positive and wasnt told untill after we messed around. i felt betrayed and that i was some kind of a joke to him. I really liked him and thaught it would be ok. I have done my research and your video just gave me numbers. I know i still have a chance but it is very low. I have learned my lesson and will never engage in uprotected sex. i just hope it goes well when i test in three months. THANK YOU for giving us RELATIVE information on HIV.
I LUELU818 - I was just in the same situation - i was told by an HIV positive man AFTER we messed around... Right before I gave him oral sex I ate a very dry browny that made the rough of my mouth sore too.. . plus I felt him leaking on my leg earlier (though he was not erect at all during the entire time).. But I'm wondering if you've been tested and how it went?
Not impossible at all. The numbers in the videos are the AVERAGE-per act risk of transmission for a person who is HIV+. As the video says: "The risk of contracting HIV from a partner will also vary at different times during their infection. A person who has contracted HIV is most infectious shortly after they have acquired the virus, known as primary HIV infection. .... [The risk] can be increased or decreased by many other factors" such as STDs. The performer had just contracted HIV ....
... so he was probably experiencing primary HIV infection when he had sex after returning from Brazil and was at his most infectious. It's estimated that up to one third of all sexual transmissions of HIV occur during the period of primary HIV infection even though it's brief because the risk during that period is so high. Also, adult film performers usually don't use condoms while filming. So that story, far from being impossible, makes complete sense.
Wikipedia says "In 2004, a male performer, Darren James, tested positive for HIV after engaging in a scene in the video "Split That Booty 2" in Rio de Janeiro. By the end of the month it was discovered that three actresses who had worked with James shortly after his return to the United States (two of whom were involved in the same production) had also become infected with the virus" .
Watch "The Importance of Condom Compliance." She could have an STD (like HIV or herpes) and not even know it. If you choose to be sexually active, use a condom correctly every time.
Isn't it counter-productive to list wikipedia as a reference? Are these figures the same for all races? Also, if the risk is so low, how is it that 1 out of 300 Americans are infected.
(1) We listed all sources we relied upon. We didn't use wikipedia as an original data source, but it provided a useful summary index to primary sources, so we cited it as a source. It's not counterproductive; it's honest. (2) I'm aware of no evidence that risk of contracting HIV varies by race or ethnicity. (There are specific mutations conferring partial resistance whose distribution varies by ethnicity, but the risk varies on which gene you get, not what your ethnicity is.)
(3) The risk of contracting HIV during a *single instance* of unprotected sex may SEEM low, but if you have sex many times (especially with a lot of different partners), it quickly adds up. About 53% of new HIV/AIDS diagnoses in America in 2005 were among gay men; it appears that a high rate of unprotected anal sex in that demographic group is contributing significantly to the total number of annual new HIV infections in the United States.
when you say "per exposure", do you mean per exposure strictly with a person positive with HIV? or do you mean per exposure would include those people you have had sexual contact with that are necessarily hiv+?
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. "Per exposure" means "per exposure to a person who has themself been infected with HIV." e.g. if you are a man who has unprotected vaginal intercourse with a woman who has been infected with HIV (whether or not she shows HIV+ on tests yet), that is one exposure. If you have unprotected sex with a person who has never been exposed to HIV, that's not an exposure to HIV (but could expose you to many other things).
so if an hiv blood needle was on the floor a couple of weeks and u accidentaly step on it and it stabs into you, you can still contract hiv? she says that its a 0.67 percent chance
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. No, the 0.67% chance she cited related to needle sharing by injection drug users. This generally relates to sharing of a needle within a short period of time (e.g. minutes or hours). If a needle had been "on the floor a couple of weeks," the blood should have dried and the HIV should have "died," so the risk of HIV transmission would probably be reduced. BUT REGARDLESS, DON'T EVER SHARE OR REUSE NEEDLES FOR ALL KINDS OF REASONS INCLUDING OTHER DISEASES THAN HIV.
last question...............WHAT EXACTLY IS THE RATE AT WHICH CONDOM FAILURE OCCURS DURING RECEPTIVE ANAL SEX? like how ofteeeeeeeeeeeen does it happen? and what if i use a condom and i dont let him ejaculate inside me? could i still get infected from precum if the condom breaks inside me? how safe issssssssss this if i follow these things?
i'm bottom so i have sex with tops...what i don't understand is...if i have sex with a top that is always a top and always uses protected sex....then how am i going to get the disease?
i know both bottoms and tops get aids, but bottoms at a much higher rate....but isnt it safer then to have sex with a top?
i just dont understand how i could get sick if i have sex with a guy that has never had unprotected receptive anal, is a straight-topper and always used condoms?!
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. You're making a false assumption that using a condom GUARANTEES a person won't contract HIV. That's simply not correct. A person could have always been a "top" and used condoms and nonetheless contracted HIV and also pass it on to you as well. The risk is reduced by condoms significantly, but is not zero. So be honest with yourself about that and don't kid yourself that you COULDN'T contract HIV.
you are a really bad moderator! answer my damn questions, isn't that your job or are you discriminating because i'm gay?
1) is the risk from kissing 1 in 20,000 too? since the risk from getting hiv from someone's mouth while getting head is 1 in 20, 000? is it the same risk of getting hiv from someone's mouth while kissing?
As I noted by private message to you already: (1) It is NOT my job to research & answer your questions, I'm a volunteer (2) YouTube's comment facility is glitchy and slow -- your comment just showed up now after a 5 day delay; yell at YouTube, not me. I'm really not inclined to spend my late night researching answers for someone who's verbally abusive. Learn some basic politeness and start doing research online about your risks yourself instead expecting others to do it for you.
Studies say that most people got HIV through unprotected sex
In the countries with lower HIV infection rates 1 from 1000 or 1 from 2000 persons is infected with HIV.Considering that the chances for a man to contact HIV from an infected woman through unprotected vaginal are 1 to 2000 and 1 to 200 from infected man to a woman, I don't understand how there are so many infected persons.
That means some people had and still have unprotected sex hundreds or thousands of times during their lifetime.
If I masturbate in the shower and ejaculate, is it dangerous for my brother to take a shower right after me? Can he get in contact with my semen even if I think I've washed it away? Help!
Whoever told you that meant well but didn't know the statistics on per-exposure risk of contracting HIV. Having unprotected sex one time with an HIV+ person doesn't guarantee you will contract HIV. (I'm *not* recommending unprotected sex with anyone, by the way!) The statistics we cite are estimates from studies published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
She did not assess the risk from FINGERING! If I finger the vagina of the poz and I have one wound at the same time, my wound is not bleeding but festering and painful. Am I at a risk?
I have watched the videos but I have not seen the risk of catching HIV from fingering the vagina with the wound on the fingers.
I had a wound on my finger. I accidentally cut my finger while doing shaving( in the night before the incident). The wound was not bleeding when I fingering the vagina, but it was a little festering and painful.
Could I catch HIV this way?Was there a "layer" formed to protect my body once the wound stopped bleeding?
She did not mention the digital sex( fingering vagina), I am worried over the incident because I fingered one woman with the wound on my finger. it was not bleeding but It was burning and discharging matter. Please assess my risk,
(cont'd) Basically, how risky is deep kissing if you are engaging in deep kissing with a person of unknown HIV status? Is it so low risk that you don't need to worry about it or get tested? Is it so low risk that it carries the same risk as having a car accident when you're on the road? Or is it of higher risk?
(cont'd) However, as we both know, it is hard to really determine the risk of deep kissing, because most individuals don't stop at kissing and continue to riskier types of sex. If insertive oral sex has a risk of 1 in 20,000 of HIV transmission due to the possible presence of blood in the person giving head entering the system of the insertive partner's urethra or small scraps on his penis...can we say that deep kissing as well has a 1 in 20,000 risk of HIV transmission each time? (cont'd)
1) I understand that deep kissing is regarded as a low risk sexual activity. However, the CDC recommends not engaging in deep kissing with a person who is known to be infected, due to the possible presence of blood in the mouth. There has been only one possible case of HIV infection documented so far that was due to deep kissing. (cont'd)
I don't quite get one thing. If a girl has HIV, and you have umprotected sex with her your chances to get infected are 1 in 2000 or the video meant that you have 1 in 2000 chances thet she MIGHT have HIV, and then get infected 100% of the times? Please answer, I don't get it.
The first. The video is saying that IF the woman is HIV+ and a man has unprotected vaginal sex with her, he has 1 chance in 2000 each time of contracting HIV.
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. So long as the blood remains wet, you should assume that HIV within the blood remains infectious. However, HIV "dies" within minutes of the blood fully drying out or of being on a dry surface like a toilet seat.
I also have a question, I've heard many conflicting facts about the amount of time HIV can live when exposed to air, you probably have access to a lot of peer reviewed articles on the subject, what do you think? I had a needle stick injury and I saw what i though was a tiny spec of dried blood about 1 mm that was not on the needle itself but on the plastic at the base of the needle, assuming the person has HIV am I at risk?
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. I've read in the past that HIV is believed only to remain viable for about 10 minutes when outside of the human body or wet human fluids. (e.g. if on a dry surface in isolation) You should ask your doctor about your personal risk from the needle stick exposure you may have had and how you should be tested and when. Worst case, there could have been wet fluid in the needle that you didn't see.
I'm not having anymore sex period, i'm just going to stick to masturbating on over internet, in the safety of my home. I saw a lot of aids videos all day today-forget it man, too many people have aids now, the world is starting to suck.
Controlled clinical studies have shown that circumcised males are about 50% less likely to contract HIV through heterosexual sex than uncircumcised males. And yes, a man can contract HIV through unprotected anal sex with a woman. However, to be precise, I don't think it's any HIV shed in the feces that poses the risk so much as direct contact between the penis and the mucous membranes of the anus.
No. Ejaculation is not necessary for HIV transmission to occur. I mean per instance of contact. e.g. needle sharing one time is one contact, unprotected sex is one contact, etc.
This video was much more helpful than "What's the Risk I Have HIV/AIDS?". I was in a monogamous relationship, w/ someone who hid a heroin addiction. Though he swears that he never shared needles, after I discovered his web of lies that hid his addiction, I know that I cannot trust him. I am waiting for the results of my test, but not knowing is keeping me up at night. I feel stupid for ever trusting him, though we used condoms most of the time, I can't help but think about the times we didn't.
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. See the wikipedia article on HIV and its table with these statistics; then refer to the specific scientific studies that are referenced for details on how the numbers were calculated. In short, you should consider one incident an exposure whether or not ejaculation occurred.
Cheap shot. We are not citing Wikipedia as a primary source at all. The primary sources are the peer-reviewed scientific & medical journals we provided citations for. We're simply referencing Wikipedia since it did a nice job of pulling together the relevant references in one place.
If risk sounds low, remember that it is easier to get other STDs than HIV and that risks skyrocket with partners who have mutliple partners, i.e., prostitutes.
since HIV is not the only thing to worry about and it easier to get other STD why only focus on HIV?......and if the risk is that low why is it much spread?
HIV can kill you and is incurable. Other STDs generally aren't fatal (herpes, HPV) or are generally curable (gonorrhea, syphilis). Therefore we're focusing on HIV.
This is a good video. Deserves more viewers. All the estimates are current and based on fact unlike a lot of other sources. I tend to get really afraid when i have exposures and I check out this video every now and then just to refresh my memory on the numbers. I really do wish they did more studies on oral sex on a woman though. That is a very very common activity and a quite desriable one for many men and women and there is no hard numbers to refer to at all. :(
SnugOFP 6 days ago
Is AB negative blood type immune to HIV?
statebrigaidiote 1 month ago
@statebrigaidiote: No. No blood type grants immunity to HIV. A few people (about 1% of Northern Europeans, for example) have genetic mutations to the receptors on their CD4 cells that make it harder for HIV to enter the cell and grant a limited degree of resistance to HIV infection. These are called CD4 delta 32 mutations or deletion mutations IIRC.
AIDSvideos 1 month ago
i've got a question thats been bothering me for a while now.
I once bought some marijuana.i don't know if it had some blood on it.i broke it up by hand, I had some cuts in my fingers.I then rolled it up and smoked my joint.
Can I have contracted HIV if there actually was some blood on the buds and I used my "damaged" fingers to break it up?
guforules 1 month ago
@guforules Just get tested. HIV doesn't remain active out of the body for very long, but you sound like a worrier. Get tested, and stop worrying. (If you actually contracted HIV in the manner you describe, and you could prove it, your case would make medical history)
Or perhaps you are just joking.
MrDoubtfulguest 1 month ago
Can someone tell me about pre-cum? I have heard conflicting things about this.
oskar092 3 months ago
@oskar092: This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. It can contain and transmit HIV.
AIDSvideos 3 months ago
why do people say, "if you have sex with somone with HIV you get the disease straight away" ?
BlazeUp1231 4 months ago
What are your chances of being in a fatal car crash on the highway? Of being murdered in Oakland at midnight? Of having a fatal heart attack at age 54? We all die of something sooner or later.
bluetortilla 5 months ago
@bluetortilla: It's true that all people die sooner or later. That's not an argument for making decisions that increase your risk of contracting an incurable virus such as HIV that can both make you very sick AND force you to take medication for the rest of your life AND cause you to die sooner that you otherwise would have.
AIDSvideos 1 month ago
can you get it from smoking with a person that has it ????
lv702east 6 months ago
i guess i need to test every bitch im gonna date
vanmaarwijk 6 months ago
u cannot get hiv from oral sex period and kissing common people think logically hiv is a STD transmitted by unprotected vaginal/anal sex and also iv drug use and mother to child wen condoms r used effectivly meaning wen they dont break or slip they r 100 percent effective against the trnsmission f hiv
sorass1 8 months ago
Hey I have a question by friend has oral herpes and has cold sores, i hit a scab that was broken and it was blood, can i contract oral herpes from that?
2Warlock4You 8 months ago
@2Warlock4You: This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. My understanding is that physical contact with an active cold sore can sometimes lead to an infection at the site of contact, so people are advised to avoid contact with active, non-healed cold sores.
AIDSvideos 8 months ago
@AIDSvideos no it wasnt a scab of the cold sore it was a scab on his elbow that was broken
2Warlock4You 8 months ago
Thank you so much, good straight answers
iamkingofthecastle 8 months ago
i had a friend who didn't have hiv and this boy did that she mess around did had hiv she got hiv 6 months later that was scarey i seen her a year later she had sores on her arm and legs what stage is she at:)
lisapalmer850 9 months ago
kissing does not tranmit hiv oral sex does not transmit hiv neither does going down on a woman. im not a doctor but its never happened and the risks they are stating in this video are to high in alot of doctors estimation
sorass1 9 months ago
@sorass1: Actually, U.S. CDC has documented cases in which people contracted HIV and are believed to only have had exposure through oral sex. Likewise, U.S. CDC has documented cases where people contracted HIV and transmission is believed to have occurred by deep kissing (although IIRC, these were cases where people may have had mouth sores as well). Cited estimates are from published peer-reviewed scientific studies.
AIDSvideos 9 months ago
if you and your husband been been faithful for 5 years and still don't have hiv and don't mess around are they still at rick
lisapalmer850 9 months ago
@lisapalmer850: In the developed world, the median period between contracting HIV and progressing to a clinical AIDS diagnosis is 10 years. So it *is* possible that either you or your husband could have (for example) contracted HIV 5.5 years ago and not have symptoms yet. CDC recommends that ALL people in U.S. be tested for HIV at a routine doctor's office visit to be safe.
AIDSvideos 1 month ago
is it still possible to get HIV from oral sex even if the man doesn't ejaculate?
jonykakuyo 11 months ago
@jonykakuyo: Yes.
AIDSvideos 9 months ago
what if i have only have received unprotected oral sex ONCE from a woman who may or may not be infected. do the same statistics apply?
orengepeels 1 year ago
@orengepeels: Yes.
AIDSvideos 9 months ago
@orengepeels that's complete bunk. extremely remote and not documented. if you know documentation please share.
bluetortilla 5 months ago
@bluetortilla: The sources are cited right in the video. Or just go to the cited wikipedia article, which nicely organizes the risk estimates with source citations for each estimate.
AIDSvideos 1 month ago
u cant have oral sex with a condom it wont taste very good lol my sudjection is to make sure u and ur partner do not have stds or hiv before oral sex or any kind of sex. the problem with anal sex is the condom wants to fall off
charmer2323 1 year ago
people who have questions about statistics should definitely watch this video, best one i've seen! very clear
AdamCharlton 1 year ago
Oh wow!!! Never knew that Thank You so much dear for this video!!! 5+++++++
spasiboalisher 1 year ago
Hello! Do you know what's the chance of contracting HIV after kissing someone? About 2 weeks ago I got drunk and hit on a girl I didn't know (we just kissed, no sex) and now I have fever, mild headache and nausea (possible first symptoms of HIV). Should I worry?P.S.: i don't do drugs and I use condoms.
Doktoru2007 1 year ago
@Doktoru2007: Go to AIDSvideos site and click "FAQ." Read it.
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
@Doktoru2007 no u can not it is no dna transfution
CMxDavid 10 months ago
@Doktoru2007 No you had a hangover silly. Thats usually how you feel the next day.
ANOTHERHOLEINYOHEAD 6 months ago
Does the stat about unprotected insertive anal sex having a risk of 0.065% chance each time take into account rather the guy is circumcised or not? I ask because I see that the study was done in Europe and most European countries dont circumcise? So is this stat for uncut or cut penises?
Xanimorugi 1 year ago
@Xanimorugi: Good question; I don't know. We cite the sources for the estimates in the video. I'd encourage you to look up the original study and read it for further details.
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
can HIV be transmitted in kissing?
09158546253 1 year ago
@09158546253: @KateAusten27: Go to the AIDSvideos site and click FAQ.
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
i was really paranoid till i saw the oral sex section of your video... but i still would love to know, if i received unprotected oral sex just once in my lifetime, can i still get hiv that first time?(if my partner was infected)
icns87 1 year ago
@icns87: Yes, it is possible. Get tested.
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
@AIDSvideos
sorry if im being a pain... but if its possible, can you please tell me how many times it has happened in the past
icns87 1 year ago
@icns87: I have no idea. Nor is it relevant to you at all. Either you contracted HIV or you did not. How many times it did/did not happen to other people has no effect on your personal situation. Get tested. Watch our video "What's the Risk I Contracted HIV?"
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
@icns87
icns87 1 year ago
@icns87 If you received unprotected oral (I'm assuming you were the one being given oral), it is highly unlikely that you have HIV from that exposure. It is still possible as youtuber "AIDSvideos" stated, but not probable. But since you stated that you were "paranoid" about it, it may be wise to get a test 3 months after exposure, for your own peace of mind.
Jibjub80 1 year ago
A question please !
How much the % of contracting HIV when a male ejaculate inside woman's mouth ?
Is it save for female to drink sperm ?
QuantumCerberus 1 year ago
@QuantumCerberus: Watch this vid again. It clearly states a risk estimate for male-to-female transmission of HIV via oral sex. Unprotected sex is never safe. If you choose to be sexually active, use a latex barrier like a condom or dental dam (as appropriate for the act) every time for every sexual act. Watch our vid "A Brief Introduction to HIV/AIDS" for more of the basics.
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
Use dental dam for male
Use condom for female !
Thanks pal, you saved my life...
Thanks..
QuantumCerberus 1 year ago
is it possible to get hiv when two people who never had no sex at get hiv if they have sex with eachother countless times?
Navoistico 1 year ago
oral sex is no risk sex. HIV cannot be transmitted oral sex. On theory, there are risk. However, there is no scientific data that proves oral sex transmit HIV.
driz27 1 year ago
Wrong. "Yes, it is possible for either partner to become infected with HIV through performing or receiving oral sex. There have been a few cases of HIV transmission from performing oral sex on a person infected with HIV .... Studies have shown that latex condoms are very effective, though not perfect, in preventing HIV transmission when used correctly and consistently." [CDC, "Can I get HIV from oral sex?"] See our video "Some Ways You Can Contract HIV and the Risk of Each One" for details.
AIDSvideos 1 year ago
She certainly knows her facts. She delievers the statistics in a really chilling manner. :S.
Olekander 2 years ago
I had sex with a girl down in Mexico back in Oct while i was on vacation , now when i got back to the states a friend told me that she was hiv positive , i did not know at the time of the act , i only had sex once but first she gave me a bj with no condom and then as far as i can remember she put a condom on me and we started having sex, i was so drunk that night thats all i remember .
MrSOYCABRONYQUE 2 years ago
You are wise to recognize that alcohol may interfere with your ability to remember everything that happened or what the details were. Get tested. Follow the doctor's instructions for any follow-up testing. If you choose to be sexually active in the future, use a condom correctly every time. Good luck!
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
what if the condom breaks while inserting into a woman hiv status unknown, and pull out in less than 3 seconds what are the risk?
difussion88 2 years ago
Watch our vid "What's the Risk I Have Contracted HIV?"
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
@difussion88 very low lol.
Olekander 2 years ago
i don't understand how these odds could be so low to get HIV, but so many people catch it. If a condom doesn't break, and is used correctly does it pretty much make it a 0% if its vaginal.
kalashnikov567 2 years ago
ane now i will engage in only protected sex untill i have a monogumus relationship. thank you doctor once again.
LUELUE818 2 years ago
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LUELUE818 2 years ago
i had oral sex with a man who is HIV positive and wasnt told untill after we messed around. i felt betrayed and that i was some kind of a joke to him. I really liked him and thaught it would be ok. I have done my research and your video just gave me numbers. I know i still have a chance but it is very low. I have learned my lesson and will never engage in uprotected sex. i just hope it goes well when i test in three months. THANK YOU for giving us RELATIVE information on HIV.
LUELUE818 2 years ago
I LUELU818 - I was just in the same situation - i was told by an HIV positive man AFTER we messed around... Right before I gave him oral sex I ate a very dry browny that made the rough of my mouth sore too.. . plus I felt him leaking on my leg earlier (though he was not erect at all during the entire time).. But I'm wondering if you've been tested and how it went?
stepsolar 2 years ago
If i belive in your numbers , this should be wrong right ? , It would be imposible that three girls got aids at the same time.
godzuki444 2 years ago
Not impossible at all. The numbers in the videos are the AVERAGE-per act risk of transmission for a person who is HIV+. As the video says: "The risk of contracting HIV from a partner will also vary at different times during their infection. A person who has contracted HIV is most infectious shortly after they have acquired the virus, known as primary HIV infection. .... [The risk] can be increased or decreased by many other factors" such as STDs. The performer had just contracted HIV ....
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
... so he was probably experiencing primary HIV infection when he had sex after returning from Brazil and was at his most infectious. It's estimated that up to one third of all sexual transmissions of HIV occur during the period of primary HIV infection even though it's brief because the risk during that period is so high. Also, adult film performers usually don't use condoms while filming. So that story, far from being impossible, makes complete sense.
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
Wikipedia says "In 2004, a male performer, Darren James, tested positive for HIV after engaging in a scene in the video "Split That Booty 2" in Rio de Janeiro. By the end of the month it was discovered that three actresses who had worked with James shortly after his return to the United States (two of whom were involved in the same production) had also become infected with the virus" .
godzuki444 2 years ago
Watch "The Importance of Condom Compliance." She could have an STD (like HIV or herpes) and not even know it. If you choose to be sexually active, use a condom correctly every time.
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
Isn't it counter-productive to list wikipedia as a reference? Are these figures the same for all races? Also, if the risk is so low, how is it that 1 out of 300 Americans are infected.
brandonmgd 2 years ago
(1) We listed all sources we relied upon. We didn't use wikipedia as an original data source, but it provided a useful summary index to primary sources, so we cited it as a source. It's not counterproductive; it's honest. (2) I'm aware of no evidence that risk of contracting HIV varies by race or ethnicity. (There are specific mutations conferring partial resistance whose distribution varies by ethnicity, but the risk varies on which gene you get, not what your ethnicity is.)
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
(3) The risk of contracting HIV during a *single instance* of unprotected sex may SEEM low, but if you have sex many times (especially with a lot of different partners), it quickly adds up. About 53% of new HIV/AIDS diagnoses in America in 2005 were among gay men; it appears that a high rate of unprotected anal sex in that demographic group is contributing significantly to the total number of annual new HIV infections in the United States.
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
Are these statistics correct? The chances seem extremely low. So this would kinda downplay the whole "it only takes 1 time" myth....
coupleofbeers31 2 years ago
@coupleofbeers31 I dont know look at that german pop star the guy who got infected from her ( we assume) only had sex with her a couple of times
I have also seen posts from people who just tested positive and there sexual history was pretty brief
Fatelvis2 1 year ago
when you say "per exposure", do you mean per exposure strictly with a person positive with HIV? or do you mean per exposure would include those people you have had sexual contact with that are necessarily hiv+?
Biktuh 3 years ago
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. "Per exposure" means "per exposure to a person who has themself been infected with HIV." e.g. if you are a man who has unprotected vaginal intercourse with a woman who has been infected with HIV (whether or not she shows HIV+ on tests yet), that is one exposure. If you have unprotected sex with a person who has never been exposed to HIV, that's not an exposure to HIV (but could expose you to many other things).
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
so if an hiv blood needle was on the floor a couple of weeks and u accidentaly step on it and it stabs into you, you can still contract hiv? she says that its a 0.67 percent chance
fuckserbrussians1 3 years ago
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. No, the 0.67% chance she cited related to needle sharing by injection drug users. This generally relates to sharing of a needle within a short period of time (e.g. minutes or hours). If a needle had been "on the floor a couple of weeks," the blood should have dried and the HIV should have "died," so the risk of HIV transmission would probably be reduced. BUT REGARDLESS, DON'T EVER SHARE OR REUSE NEEDLES FOR ALL KINDS OF REASONS INCLUDING OTHER DISEASES THAN HIV.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
last question...............WHAT EXACTLY IS THE RATE AT WHICH CONDOM FAILURE OCCURS DURING RECEPTIVE ANAL SEX? like how ofteeeeeeeeeeeen does it happen? and what if i use a condom and i dont let him ejaculate inside me? could i still get infected from precum if the condom breaks inside me? how safe issssssssss this if i follow these things?
vainandproud 3 years ago
i'm bottom so i have sex with tops...what i don't understand is...if i have sex with a top that is always a top and always uses protected sex....then how am i going to get the disease?
i know both bottoms and tops get aids, but bottoms at a much higher rate....but isnt it safer then to have sex with a top?
i just dont understand how i could get sick if i have sex with a guy that has never had unprotected receptive anal, is a straight-topper and always used condoms?!
vainandproud 3 years ago
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. You're making a false assumption that using a condom GUARANTEES a person won't contract HIV. That's simply not correct. A person could have always been a "top" and used condoms and nonetheless contracted HIV and also pass it on to you as well. The risk is reduced by condoms significantly, but is not zero. So be honest with yourself about that and don't kid yourself that you COULDN'T contract HIV.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
you are a really bad moderator! answer my damn questions, isn't that your job or are you discriminating because i'm gay?
1) is the risk from kissing 1 in 20,000 too? since the risk from getting hiv from someone's mouth while getting head is 1 in 20, 000? is it the same risk of getting hiv from someone's mouth while kissing?
vainandproud 3 years ago
As I noted by private message to you already: (1) It is NOT my job to research & answer your questions, I'm a volunteer (2) YouTube's comment facility is glitchy and slow -- your comment just showed up now after a 5 day delay; yell at YouTube, not me. I'm really not inclined to spend my late night researching answers for someone who's verbally abusive. Learn some basic politeness and start doing research online about your risks yourself instead expecting others to do it for you.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
Studies say that most people got HIV through unprotected sex
In the countries with lower HIV infection rates 1 from 1000 or 1 from 2000 persons is infected with HIV.Considering that the chances for a man to contact HIV from an infected woman through unprotected vaginal are 1 to 2000 and 1 to 200 from infected man to a woman, I don't understand how there are so many infected persons.
That means some people had and still have unprotected sex hundreds or thousands of times during their lifetime.
ForJustice007 3 years ago
If I masturbate in the shower and ejaculate, is it dangerous for my brother to take a shower right after me? Can he get in contact with my semen even if I think I've washed it away? Help!
Grupperhead 3 years ago
HIV DIES AFTER CONTACT WITH AIR
navyseal100 3 years ago
See our video "HIV in the Household."
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
Does this mean a person has a 1 in 20,000 chance of getting HIV from kissing someone?
vainandproud 3 years ago
i'm sorry but i cannot agree with these statistics.
1/1538 chance...1/200 chance.... uh uh.
I was told and i know that "You have unprotected sex with a HIV + person THEN you GET AIDS...PERIOD"
patricia1patricia 3 years ago
Whoever told you that meant well but didn't know the statistics on per-exposure risk of contracting HIV. Having unprotected sex one time with an HIV+ person doesn't guarantee you will contract HIV. (I'm *not* recommending unprotected sex with anyone, by the way!) The statistics we cite are estimates from studies published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
She did not assess the risk from FINGERING! If I finger the vagina of the poz and I have one wound at the same time, my wound is not bleeding but festering and painful. Am I at a risk?
huytrankiem 3 years ago
I have watched the videos but I have not seen the risk of catching HIV from fingering the vagina with the wound on the fingers.
I had a wound on my finger. I accidentally cut my finger while doing shaving( in the night before the incident). The wound was not bleeding when I fingering the vagina, but it was a little festering and painful.
Could I catch HIV this way?Was there a "layer" formed to protect my body once the wound stopped bleeding?
huytrankiem 3 years ago
She did not mention the digital sex( fingering vagina), I am worried over the incident because I fingered one woman with the wound on my finger. it was not bleeding but It was burning and discharging matter. Please assess my risk,
Thank you,
huytrankiem 3 years ago
My second question.
2) Does manual masturbation carry ZERO risk of HIV infection given that:
a) my partner's semen does not come into contact with my penis, and vice versa, and
b) there are no OBVIOUS cuts on my hands?
By obvious cuts, i am referring to cuts or wounds i can see with my naked eye.
Are there invisible cuts on your hands that you are unaware of?
What about possible cuts under your fingernails at the tips of your fingers?
(cont'd)
mylastq 3 years ago
(cont'd) Basically, how risky is deep kissing if you are engaging in deep kissing with a person of unknown HIV status? Is it so low risk that you don't need to worry about it or get tested? Is it so low risk that it carries the same risk as having a car accident when you're on the road? Or is it of higher risk?
mylastq 3 years ago
(cont'd) However, as we both know, it is hard to really determine the risk of deep kissing, because most individuals don't stop at kissing and continue to riskier types of sex. If insertive oral sex has a risk of 1 in 20,000 of HIV transmission due to the possible presence of blood in the person giving head entering the system of the insertive partner's urethra or small scraps on his penis...can we say that deep kissing as well has a 1 in 20,000 risk of HIV transmission each time? (cont'd)
mylastq 3 years ago
Dear Eric,
I am a MSM.
I have 3 questions.
1) I understand that deep kissing is regarded as a low risk sexual activity. However, the CDC recommends not engaging in deep kissing with a person who is known to be infected, due to the possible presence of blood in the mouth. There has been only one possible case of HIV infection documented so far that was due to deep kissing. (cont'd)
mylastq 3 years ago
I don't quite get one thing. If a girl has HIV, and you have umprotected sex with her your chances to get infected are 1 in 2000 or the video meant that you have 1 in 2000 chances thet she MIGHT have HIV, and then get infected 100% of the times? Please answer, I don't get it.
ernonno 3 years ago
The first. The video is saying that IF the woman is HIV+ and a man has unprotected vaginal sex with her, he has 1 chance in 2000 each time of contracting HIV.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
Thank a lot. I thought the percentage was a lot higher before.
ernonno 3 years ago
Ive heard a lot of conflicting numbers, how long exactly can HIV survive in a blood smear that is exposed to air?
bookofenoch34 3 years ago
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. So long as the blood remains wet, you should assume that HIV within the blood remains infectious. However, HIV "dies" within minutes of the blood fully drying out or of being on a dry surface like a toilet seat.
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
I also have a question, I've heard many conflicting facts about the amount of time HIV can live when exposed to air, you probably have access to a lot of peer reviewed articles on the subject, what do you think? I had a needle stick injury and I saw what i though was a tiny spec of dried blood about 1 mm that was not on the needle itself but on the plastic at the base of the needle, assuming the person has HIV am I at risk?
bookofenoch34 3 years ago
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. I've read in the past that HIV is believed only to remain viable for about 10 minutes when outside of the human body or wet human fluids. (e.g. if on a dry surface in isolation) You should ask your doctor about your personal risk from the needle stick exposure you may have had and how you should be tested and when. Worst case, there could have been wet fluid in the needle that you didn't see.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
Best case, if the person/people whose blood was on the needle hadn't been exposed to HIV, you weren't exposed either. Good luck!
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
I'm not having anymore sex period, i'm just going to stick to masturbating on over internet, in the safety of my home. I saw a lot of aids videos all day today-forget it man, too many people have aids now, the world is starting to suck.
PAPILLION71 3 years ago 9
@PAPILLION71 Amen brotha ;)
jrlynn79 7 months ago
@PAPILLION71 brother i agree can you imagine catchin aids, fuck that its fuckin torture
BlazeUp1231 4 months ago
I heard if you're circumcised you have a lower chance of infection. Is that true?
Another question. I fucked a girl in the ass unprotected. If she had HIV, would her shit be contagious?
thunderflash82 3 years ago
Controlled clinical studies have shown that circumcised males are about 50% less likely to contract HIV through heterosexual sex than uncircumcised males. And yes, a man can contract HIV through unprotected anal sex with a woman. However, to be precise, I don't think it's any HIV shed in the feces that poses the risk so much as direct contact between the penis and the mucous membranes of the anus.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
When you say per exposure, do you mean per ejaculation?
thunderflash82 3 years ago
No. Ejaculation is not necessary for HIV transmission to occur. I mean per instance of contact. e.g. needle sharing one time is one contact, unprotected sex is one contact, etc.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
This video was much more helpful than "What's the Risk I Have HIV/AIDS?". I was in a monogamous relationship, w/ someone who hid a heroin addiction. Though he swears that he never shared needles, after I discovered his web of lies that hid his addiction, I know that I cannot trust him. I am waiting for the results of my test, but not knowing is keeping me up at night. I feel stupid for ever trusting him, though we used condoms most of the time, I can't help but think about the times we didn't.
seekingstats 3 years ago
so if there was an ejaculation or if there wasnt, either way it is an instance of contact???????
patricks98 2 years ago
This is Eric; I'm not a doctor. See the wikipedia article on HIV and its table with these statistics; then refer to the specific scientific studies that are referenced for details on how the numbers were calculated. In short, you should consider one incident an exposure whether or not ejaculation occurred.
AIDSvideos 2 years ago
Now I understand how that slut that lives in the apartment beneath mine still hasn't got AIDS.
JohnnyRock2000 3 years ago
Please avoid the use of stigmatizing terms.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
so the link of the massive spread must be:
a man getting poked in the butt get hiv, poke a man in the butt spread it and also poke women in the butt.
Snolliot 3 years ago
source Wikipedia? UHuh maybe not so reliable after all
Snolliot 3 years ago
Cheap shot. We are not citing Wikipedia as a primary source at all. The primary sources are the peer-reviewed scientific & medical journals we provided citations for. We're simply referencing Wikipedia since it did a nice job of pulling together the relevant references in one place.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
You have a little bug for the unprotected insertive oral sex.
Dr. Kuhn said its 0.005% bit it's stated 0.01%
So I think someone forgot to change the value ;)
RionKaneshiro 3 years ago
well, nice to know!
great informative video, hope the numbers are right... have fun but now you know...!
axvenzo 3 years ago
If risk sounds low, remember that it is easier to get other STDs than HIV and that risks skyrocket with partners who have mutliple partners, i.e., prostitutes.
DefineYourTerms3 3 years ago
Yep -- HIV is not the only thing out there to worry about!
AIDSvideos 3 years ago
since HIV is not the only thing to worry about and it easier to get other STD why only focus on HIV?......and if the risk is that low why is it much spread?
dahiya1 3 years ago
HIV can kill you and is incurable. Other STDs generally aren't fatal (herpes, HPV) or are generally curable (gonorrhea, syphilis). Therefore we're focusing on HIV.
AIDSvideos 3 years ago