Is dried blood contagious?

Even today when modern medicine is so advanced, there is still no good cure for AIDS. There are many ways of spreading AIDS, and sexual intercourse has become one of the main ways of spreading AIDS. If a person has wounds on his body, he may be infected with AIDS if he accidentally touches the blood of an AIDS patient. But when the blood of an AIDS patient dries, is it contagious?

AIDS is highly contagious and usually requires immediate isolation. So, after the AIDS blood dries, is it possible that the virus will still be present?

1. For the disease like AIDS, if the blood dries up, there will generally be no virus, because the AIDS virus cannot survive in the air. It mainly resides in the blood cells of the human body. So when the blood dries up and the virus is exposed to the air, it will die immediately.

2. HIV is actually a very scary virus. The disease has a very strong replication ability. Some patients have a long incubation period, which does not affect their daily work. However, once the disease occurs, it will cause very strong destructive power and cause our patients to lose their ability to live.

3. The disease of AIDS is mainly caused by HIV, which attacks our lymphocytes. This causes our body's immune resistance to decline, making us more susceptible to infection by other viruses, which can easily cause damage to many organs. Endangering our lives.

Note:

AIDS is a disease that can be transmitted through blood, body fluids and mother-to-child transmission. Therefore, in order to prevent this disease, we must cut off the transmission route and avoid excessive physical contact with AIDS patients.