What are the chances of getting HIV? https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/chances-of-getting-hiv
Chances of contracting HIV The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Trusted Source provides the following risk estimates for HIV transmission based on different types of exposure to HIV: Type of exposure Risk per 10,000 exposures Risk per single exposure (percentage) receptive anal intercourse 138 1.38% insertive anal intercourse 11 0.11% receptive penile-vaginal intercourse 8 0.08% insertive penile-vaginal intercourse 4 0.04% receptive oral intercourse low low insertive oral intercourse low low needle-sharing during injection drug use 63 0.
Viral Load - International Association of Providers of AIDS Care https://www.iapac.org/fact-sheet/viral-load/
WHAT DO THE RESULTS MEAN? A high HIV viral load is generally considered above 100,000 copies per milliliter of blood, but you could have 1 million or more. The virus is at work making copies of itself and the disease may progress quickly. A lower HIV viral load is below 10,000 copies per milliliter of blood. The virus probably isn’t actively reproducing as fast and damage to the immune system may be slowed, but this is not optimal. An undetectable HIV viral load is generally considered to be less than 20 copies per milliliter of blood. This is called viral suppression. Viral suppression and an undetectable viral load are always the goals of ART. This does not mean that there is no virus in your body; it just means that there is not enough for the test to find and count. People with HIV who achieve and maintain an undetectable viral load cannot transmit HIV sexually to their partners. Continuing to take ART as prescribed to keep the virus undetectable is very important.
Undetectable viral load and HIV transmission | aidsmap https://www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/undetectable-viral-load-and-hiv-transmission
Viral load and the risk of transmission Viral load changes over time. * The first few weeks after someone gets HIV, their viral load is usually very high. A typical high viral load is between hundreds of thousands to several million copies/ml. There is a high risk of passing on HIV at this point. * A few weeks after someone gets HIV, their viral load usually drops. A typical viral load in someone not taking treatment may be 50,000 copies/ml or higher. There is still a considerable risk of passing HIV on. * After starting HIV treatment, viral load usually falls quickly. Within three to six months, most people who take their treatment as prescribed will have an undetectable viral load. An undetectable viral load needs to be maintained by taking effective treatment as prescribed, without regularly missing doses. If your viral load is not undetectable, but is below 1000 copies/ml, this can be called a ‘suppressed’ viral load. With a suppressed viral load there is almost zero risk of HIV transmission during sex.
１回目で終わってる人いなくて、ほぼブーストしてるのですね。７回目に向かう勇者は、たまたま生き残ってる勇者なのかもしれないですねえ、、、
返信削除未接種のマシュマロ殿下「首と肩がいよいよ痛みがひどく変な音がするところまで来たのでボトックス注射などしてみました。。。数日でも楽になればそれで良いという。」
返信削除＞ボトックス注射
削除マジでアウトソースな対処法の人なんですねｗ
腕のいい整体師の床にでも行ったほうが
まだマシな気がｗｗ
ボトックスって少量の毒注射してんだから免疫リソース低い状態で使ったら毒にしかならないのでは？w
削除まあデブモルモット君面白いからもっとやれって感じですがwww
「最後の無料接種の予定」っていう閉店セール商法で、秋接種が順調っぽい
返信削除さらに品薄商法までやってる
高ポイント還元！セール○○%引き！業界最安値！とか言ってる割に
削除トータル価格見ると
どれも横並びでどこで買っても大差なしっつーよくあるパティーンw
こういう謳い文句にかかる方はチョロいっすねwwwwwwwwwwww
風邪薬他関連も足りないんだよぉ と
削除れっつ接種にハゲまれてるしね
希望の⭐︎とサポーターが並んでて草
削除アベシンゾーみたいに立派な掃除大臣になれるといいね🤗
返信削除集計終わってないか
返信削除表示出来ない何か傾向があるのか
見守る人のような勇者モドキにおススメしてあげるべきです
返信削除＞まあゼロってのはありえないと思われるので多分まだデータインプットされてない。
返信削除永遠にインプットするつもりないんじゃない
非国民が勇者とナマでやっちゃうことによる勇者化が問題化してくる様になるかな。N1-Methylpseudouridineによって修飾された人工mRNAが更に脂質ナノ粒子（LNP）によって包まれているので、かなり長い間に亘って人工mRNAが血中に残り続けるだけでなく、取り憑いた細胞を通じて体内でも増殖して行く可能性がある訳だから。HIVと同じ様な事が言えるようになるのでしょうかね。HIV感染初期の感染者は感染力が非常に強いということと同じことがﾜｸﾁｮﾝ注入についても言えることでしょうからね。非国民女性は勇者化確率が相対的に高いでしょうね。
返信削除もう、勇者率が人口の80%を超えた今となっては、後は人間の通常の性欲を通じて結局は全人口の99%位が淘汰されるようになるように思いますね。
血中その他に於ける人工mRNAのviral loadの様なモノで考えていくようになるのでしょうね。
What are the chances of getting HIV?
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/chances-of-getting-hiv
Chances of contracting HIV
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Trusted Source
provides the following risk estimates for HIV transmission based on different types of exposure to HIV:
Type of exposure Risk per 10,000 exposures Risk per single exposure (percentage)
receptive anal intercourse 138 1.38%
insertive anal intercourse 11 0.11%
receptive penile-vaginal intercourse 8 0.08%
insertive penile-vaginal intercourse 4 0.04%
receptive oral intercourse low low
insertive oral intercourse low low
needle-sharing during injection drug use 63 0.
Viral Load - International Association of Providers of AIDS Care
https://www.iapac.org/fact-sheet/viral-load/
WHAT DO THE RESULTS MEAN?
A high HIV viral load is generally considered above 100,000 copies per milliliter of blood, but you could have 1 million or more. The virus is at work making copies of itself and the disease may progress quickly.
A lower HIV viral load is below 10,000 copies per milliliter of blood. The virus probably isn’t actively reproducing as fast and damage to the immune system may be slowed, but this is not optimal.
An undetectable HIV viral load is generally considered to be less than 20 copies per milliliter of blood. This is called viral suppression. Viral suppression and an undetectable viral load are always the goals of ART. This does not mean that there is no virus in your body; it just means that there is not enough for the test to find and count. People with HIV who achieve and maintain an undetectable viral load cannot transmit HIV sexually to their partners. Continuing to take ART as prescribed to keep the virus undetectable is very important.
Undetectable viral load and HIV transmission | aidsmap
https://www.aidsmap.com/about-hiv/undetectable-viral-load-and-hiv-transmission
Viral load and the risk of transmission
Viral load changes over time.
* The first few weeks after someone gets HIV, their viral load is usually very high. A typical high viral load is between hundreds of thousands to several million copies/ml. There is a high risk of passing on HIV at this point.
* A few weeks after someone gets HIV, their viral load usually drops. A typical viral load in someone not taking treatment may be 50,000 copies/ml or higher. There is still a considerable risk of passing HIV on.
* After starting HIV treatment, viral load usually falls quickly. Within three to six months, most people who take their treatment as prescribed will have an undetectable viral load. An undetectable viral load needs to be maintained by taking effective treatment as prescribed, without regularly missing doses.
If your viral load is not undetectable, but is below 1000 copies/ml, this can be called a ‘suppressed’ viral load. With a suppressed viral load there is almost zero risk of HIV transmission during sex.