Teak please answer others can also answer please help me

[ram32]

Hi,
       Please consider the following cases and answer:-


   case1:- As teak said that there is no risk as the virus doesn't survive outside the body of the host.  Ok fine agreed then how is it possible that when a person donates the blood (infected) that blood if transmitted to another causes the virus to transmit as the blood is transmitted from the bottle.  So when the donar who has infected blood when donates that is collected in the bottle then at that time only all the virus must be dead.  Now please do not say that the blood are kept in laboratory environment because before keeping it into laboratory environment it is first collected in a bottle.

   case 2:-  Second case is that when a infected person uses the syring he infect it and if used by another person causes the virus to transmit.  so the virus must be dead in the syring as the blood is out of the body of the host.
  
    Then on what bases teak said that the sex worker when fingured and then with the said wet hand immediately rubbed my penis will not infect me please clearify.

[Teak]

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[RainLover71]

Both cases you mention,the blood donation and the syringe use,if both contained hiv virus,the virus would still be active because it has never come into contact with the elements-air and thats why it would still be active.In your case even if the sex worker had hiv,her secretions have been exposed to the elements-air,thats the difference here.