AIDS is an infectious disease caused by HIV. There are three main ways of transmission, and corresponding preventive measures should be taken: ① Sexual contact transmission: HIV exists in the semen and vaginal secretions of infected people, and sexual transactions cause subtle skin and mucosal damage, and the virus can be infected by entering the blood through damage. (2) Blood transmission: The human body is at risk of contracting AIDS by importing blood or blood products containing HIV, injecting drugs intravenously, and transplanting tissues and organs of infected people or patients. ③ Mother-to-child transmission: Women infected with HIV can also transmit the virus to the fetus during pregnancy and childbirth, and infected women can also transmit the virus to breastfeeding children through breastfeeding. However, the following routes generally do not spread, such as shaking hands, hugging, kissing, swimming, mosquito bites, using tableware, coughing or sneezing, and daily contact. What is said here is "generally not", which is not absolute and does not rule out the possibility. )
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1, prevent the sexual transmission of AIDS, lead an honest and clean life, and maintain a loyal and exclusive sexual relationship; Use condoms correctly when having risky sex; Timely treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. 2. To prevent the blood transmission of AIDS, untested blood and blood products are not used. No drugs, no sharing needles with others. Ear piercing or body piercing, tattooing, acupuncture therapy or any process that requires invasive skin puncture have certain risks of HIV transmission. 3. Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV can be carried out during pregnancy. It spreads during childbirth or during breastfeeding after the birth of a child. Women infected with HIV should avoid pregnancy, such as induced abortion. Using antiviral drugs before and after delivery can reduce the probability of mother-to-child transmission. Artificial feeding can also reduce the risk of HIV infection.