Patient's question:
The other person (1) had a very small amount of their preseminal fluid on their hands before putting on a condom, then put on the condom, applied lubricant, and had anal sex with me (0), wearing the condom the entire time. There was no bleeding from my anus afterward. Would it be possible to get infected from the very small amount of their own fluid on their hands before putting on the condom?Doctor's answer:
Prostate fluid also has a certain relationship with blood circulation. If it is truly infected with AIDS, it is possible, but AIDS is transmitted through sexual contact, blood, and mother-to-child transmission. If the other party has been infected for a long time and it has spread throughout the body, it is possible. However, if it has spread throughout the body, there are usually symptoms. If it has already spread throughout the body, there is still a slight possibility that the prostate fluid has adhered to the anus, but the possibility is not high. In addition to symptomatic treatment of the prostate, the patient also needs to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as a light diet and more outdoor activities. At the same time, the patient should also pay attention to choosing a reputable hospital for diagnosis to obtain good treatment effects.