The main reasons of high school students infected with AIDS: unclean sex and drug abuse.
No matter what age of patients, in the final analysis, HIV infection can not be separated from the three most common modes of transmission: mother-to-child transmission, blood transmission and sexual transmission.
Mother-to-child transmission is basically impossible for high school students. Even if AIDS is transmitted from mother to child, ordinary patients will have symptoms before high school.
The possibility of blood transmission is also relatively low. At present, blood management is strict, it is safe to receive blood transfusion in hospital theoretically, and the possibility of contracting AIDS is very low.
However, blood transmission is not limited to blood donation and blood transfusion. Some high school students are even infected with drugs because they don't have deep bad hobbies. Many drug addicts are infected with AIDS by using needles. In theory, sharing razors or toothbrushes with others also has a certain chance of spreading AIDS.
Of course, among high school students with AIDS, most of them may be sexually transmitted. Because high school students are in the vigorous stage of puberty development, it is easy to steal the forbidden fruit. Besides, they don't use condoms because they lack sexual knowledge or are shy. Homosexual behavior and heterosexual behavior can easily lead to the spread of AIDS.
How should high school students prevent AIDS?
First of all, high school students should be honest and upright. You can't be contaminated with drugs at any age. Secondly, because high school students are not yet adults and their physical development is not perfect, premature sexual behavior will have adverse effects on their body and mind. It is suggested that even puppy love should try not to steal forbidden fruit.
If you have sex, please remember that both gay and straight people must use condoms. Chen Youpeng, chief physician of the Department of Infectious Diseases of the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University, pointed out in a previous interview that using qualified condoms is an effective way to avoid AIDS infection. Use condoms correctly every time you have sex, and avoid various high-risk sexual behaviors such as multiple sexual partners, the same sex and the opposite sex. '
In addition, tattoos, eyebrow shaping, micro-plastic surgery and other plastic surgery projects need to puncture the skin. If the equipment has not been disinfected once or is not completely disinfected, there will be a risk of HIV infection. Chen Youpeng reminded that it is not easy to find out because people have no obvious symptoms in the early stage of HIV infection. If they have the above-mentioned high-risk behaviors, they should go to a regular hospital for HIV antibody testing as soon as possible.