Can I get HIV by having my blood drawn?

When it comes to AIDS, everyone will be very scared. People who know something about AIDS know that the main route of transmission of AIDS is sexual transmission. So in order to avoid contracting AIDS, you must be cautious in your sexual life. You must not have a promiscuous sex life and you must not have sex with unfamiliar people. Especially young people nowadays must learn to keep themselves clean. So, in addition to sexual transmission, can blood drawing lead to AIDS?

Can I get HIV by having my blood drawn?

It is certain that you will not be infected with AIDS through blood drawing, whether at home or abroad. All countries in the world now have very good control over the prevention of AIDS and blood transmission, using disposable test tubes and disposable blood collection needles.

Guidance:

There is definitely no problem with the nurse's operation I just mentioned. This is an indwelling needle, and this uses a soft cannula. In order to make the next infusion faster and easier, it contains heparin. Just change a new needle each time. It is currently widely used in children and the elderly in China. So they will not be infected. Since they will not be infected, why are they still anxious? To put it bluntly, it is a psychological effect. Why do people become more afraid of AIDS the more knowledge they have, while farmers never have this fear? This is the distortion of their psychological character caused by the development of the Internet. They always like to identify themselves with the doctors and hope to see a doctor online. So it is not an exaggeration to say that they have certain obsessive-compulsive disorder. Even if they close the door, they may come back halfway to check if it is closed. This is a psychological effect.

The possibility of infection through blood draw is low because these are disposable items.

Guidance:

And it is impossible for this kind of needle to carry HIV. Humans are the only host of HIV and it cannot survive outside the human body, so there is no problem with this operating procedure.

It is impossible to happen now. Nowadays, hospitals use disposable blood collection needles for blood drawing. Each person has one needle and they are all sterilized. How could it be possible to be infected with AIDS?

In this case, there is no possibility of HIV infection. They are all disposable medical devices and are very safe. Don't worry.

Guidance:

There is no need to worry. There is absolutely no possibility of being infected with HIV. Just protect yourself and avoid contact with people with AIDS.

This situation will not happen. Don't be nervous. Needles are not reusable. Use once -

Guidance:

-It will be ruined. Use of vacuum blood collection tubes will not cause infection. It won't be reversely contagious like this. Management abroad is also very strict. The situation is that I am afraid of AIDS. It is recommended to seek psychological help if necessary.