aids

It can be transmitted through blood transfusion and sexual intercourse.. i dont think it can with saliva transmission.

the 3 main transmission routes of AIDS are sexual contact, exposure to infected body fluids or tissues and from mother to fetus during perinatal period. It is possible to find HIV in the saliva, tears and urine but there are no recorded cases of infection by these secretions.

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No, you could drink a gallon of someone saliva who had aids and nothing would happen at all. Now if they had a cut and bled or something like that, then yes you are at risk. Get me some ratings man! Thanks and good luck Christopher.

I dont think aids can be transmitted through the saliva
As long as there is no wound around his or her inner mouth

However if there is a blister exist then the chance of transmitting the virus is getting higher

yes. I think so.

and perspiration.

As per research, it has been found out that Saliva is NOT considered to be infectious. The only time saliva would pose a risk would be if it had blood present in it. There are no documented cases of HIV transmission through saliva. A protein in the mouth (lysozyme) attaches itself to the surface of blood cells and blocks infection by HIV appears to be present in the mucous membrane in the mouth at a level sufficient to reduce the concentration of HIV in saliva to non-infectious levels.
Urine and Tears are NOT considered infectious. While HIV has been found in urine and tears, it is not concentrated in an amount sufficient for transmission.
Sweat, Feces, Vomit are NOT considered infectious. HIV has never been found in these materials. The only possible risk would be if blood were present.

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No, you'd have to drink about 2 liters of HIV+ spit in order to ingest enough virus to give you the disease. I'm a health educator.