We all know that AIDS is transmitted through bodily fluids, and AIDS patients bleed when their mouths are broken, and there will be more HIV in their mouths, so it would be dangerous to kiss a child on the mouth, but the questioner is talking about kissing a child on the face, and if the child's face is not broken, he or she will not normally be infected.

We Chinese love children will kiss children's faces, without even considering whether the children are willing or not, and do not look at the parents, and some people even praise children to guide children to kiss their own faces, this bad habit, during this epidemic completely resisted, is a good phenomenon.

We are not discriminating against AIDS patients, but after all, you are a patient, in contact with the children themselves, do not take themselves not as outsiders, to try to avoid some physical contact with the children, like the children, love the children should be very good to protect them.

There are a lot of adults in rare boys like to pull a little chicken, or let the child to pull a chicken for him to eat, in fact, the child is very resentful of this behavior, the child resistance is very big, many parents and adults but do not think, in fact, this can be summarized as sexual harassment or even molestation, the healthy growth of the child is very unfavorable.

I don't think this is the right question to ask, how can a highly contagious and incurable disease engage in intimate behavior like kissing! I'm not saying this to discriminate against people with HIV, just being realistic. If you know you are carrying a highly contagious virus and you still go and kiss someone, isn't that murder in disguise? This kind of behavior is not desirable! But I also believe that unless the perpetrators are inhuman, other patients are unlikely to do such reckless things. To put it in another way, as a parent, what kind of mindset did you keep in agreeing to a person with AIDS approaching your child and doing something like kissing, knowing that AIDS is contagious? Is the AIDS patient someone close to you? Too embarrassed to refuse? Forced? If it's the first two, then it's a bad parenting job. Is face or the child important, and can you take the child's future as a child's plaything? If it is the latter, nothing to say simply point directly to the police. Finally, if this thing really happened, we must take the child to the hospital to draw a blood test, AIDS is transmitted through body fluids, saliva and blood are body fluids! Be sure to pay attention to it!

Knowing that AIDS still go to kiss the child, is also speechless, however, the kiss is the face of the problem is not big, because AIDS is spread in three ways: one is mother-to-child transmission, the mother pregnant will be infected to the child, the second is the transmission of blood to the hygiene of the place where blood transfusion will be a great risk, the third is sexually transmitted, in addition to these three other contacts are not a problem, the AIDS people have mouth ulcers, if the child's face does not have ulcers, so you do not worry too much about it. The mouth ulcers of AIDS patients, if the children do not have ulcers on their faces, they will not be infected, so you should not worry too much, but you should pay attention in the future, just in case.

Normal contact and courtesy of kissing. Not contagious.

There are no wounds on the child's face, so he or she should not be infected. However, try not to let your child come into close contact with someone who is physically ill, after all, children's resistance is weak and the virus invades more quickly. It's better to be careful.

You remember, people with AIDS, not to mention children stay away from him, we adults should stay away from him, because our resistance, at the moment, is not up to the level of being invulnerable to AIDS, and there are no, by now, measures that can attack this disease, so I say stay away from people with AIDS.

That's horrible, how can you let a small child get so close to AIDS? Get checked out at the hospital, preferably by a doctor to confirm the diagnosis!

There are only three ways in which AIDS is transmitted.

1. Mother-to-child transmission. Mothers with AIDS can transmit it to their babies, and breast milk can also transmit it to babies.

2. Blood transmission. The blood of a person with AIDS carries the pathogen, and if a normal person with broken skin comes into contact with pathogen-carrying blood, it will be transmitted, and when this happens, prompt medical attention should be sought.

3. Sexual transmission. Diseases can be transmitted directly to the female body through semen, causing women to get the disease, so women should take safety measures to prevent themselves from being infected.

4. In summary, when we are not feeling well, we should consult a doctor in a timely manner, maybe this is the body to give us a hint, even if we are not physically ill, we should keep at least once a year a medical checkup, that is, to their own responsibility, but also to the family's responsibility.

AIDS is a very dangerous infectious disease, almost incurable. It is mainly transmitted through blood and sex, not through saliva. If the child does not have a wound on his face, there is no danger of infection, and the chance of infection is small, and normal hugging will not be infected.

Of course, for safety reasons, try not to allow your child to have excessively close contact with anyone outside of their parents' family.

Most of the AIDS patients are men and fewer of them are women. Manage your private life well and avoid going to bars and nightclubs, which are usually the favorite places for AIDS carriers.

First of all, the child's face breaks the skin or not, if not, it should be fine. AIDS is a very scary infectious disease, try not to contact children, small children antibodies are weak, try to stay away from children.