Learn about the ways in which HIV is transmitted. There are three ways in which AIDS is transmitted: blood, sex, and mother-to-child.

Of the three routes of HIV transmission, blood transmission has the highest probability of infection at 92.5%. This refers to the direct importation of HIV-containing blood, which is not transmitted through mosquito bites. The second highest rate of infection is mother-to-child transmission, but mothers with AIDS who have been treated with blocking therapy have a 90% chance of having a healthy baby. For sexual transmission, the probability of infection is less than 0.1%.

The probability of infection is 0.04% for men and 0.08% for women in normal fapping. However, this probability is elevated in gay men, with the attacker having a 0.11% probability of infection and the recipient having a 1.38% probability of infection. This is because the behavior between gay men is not sufficiently lubricated, which tends to produce broken wounds and increase the chance of infection. If a condom is used, the probability of infection drops by another 80%.

So the subject's doubts can be dispelled, normal sexual intercourse between a man and a woman, a high probability of not infected. In fact, there are quite a number of such cases where one of the spouses is sick without realizing it, and when they find out after living together for many years, the other spouse is not infected either. So it is entirely possible to have a healthy child when only the father is infected and the mother is not.

Although the probability of sexual transmission is not high, sexual transmission is the most important way of spreading AIDS in our country. According to national statistics, more than 96% of AIDS patients in China are infected by sexual transmission. If unprotected risky sexual behavior occurs, then go to a medical institution within 72 hours to do blocking treatment, which can reduce the probability of infection by 80%.

No matter what, avoiding risky sexual behavior is the best way to protect yourself.

Medical care is advancing by leaps and bounds now, don't live 30 years ago and have as many babies as you want after the antiviral, don't make it seem like technology hasn't progressed a bit

The baby's not his.

This situation is also very normal. In fact, I know that the owner really really doubt is not in the problem of AIDS. But as long as you understand the following aspects you will understand.

1. Can you be sure that this father was the one who contracted the infection before his beloved was conceived? It is also possible that he contracted it during his wife's pregnancy after conception.

2. If one or both parents are HIV-infected or sick, the probability of transmission to children is only 15-30%, which can be reduced to less than 2% if they receive standardized treatment.

Therefore, it is entirely possible to have a healthy baby with one or both parents being HIV-infected or ill.

Then this father got it after the birth of the baby,.