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Is it possible to get aids from contact with someone's pee that has aids?
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No: There has to be two conditions for HIV to infect another person. #1 the virus needs to enter the person's blood. #2. The virus needs to be in a high enough concentration to infect the person. The only 4 body fluids where HIV is in high enough concentration to infect another are: blood, semen, vaginal secretions and milk. Urine does not have an HIV concentration high enough to infect.
Answered 6/10/2014
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