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Although infection with the HIV virus is one of the most problematic health issues at the moment, it is really the containment of spreading the Aids virus which should first be looked at, and this can happen in a couple of ways - contaminated blood, or body fluids from an infected person.
Spreading the Aids virus
With contaminate blood or body fluids the spreading of the Aids virus is most commonly transmitted in the following ways:
- having oral sex, vaginal sex or anal sex with an infected person
- receiving blood from an infected person
- accidental injury with infected item, such as an infected needle
- infected mothers to their babies in certain cases
- sharing needles in drug usage with an infected person
- but - it does not get transmitted in casual contact such as shaking hands etc.
Our home test kits | Urine test strips - testing for:
:: Glucose
:: Ketones
:: Blood / Hemoglobin
:: Protein
:: Nitrite
:: pH
:: Urobilinogen
:: Bilirubin
:: Leucocytes
:: Specific gravity
Breast Aware (breast examination pad)
Alcohol breathalyzer (disposable)
Ovulation tests (testing fertility periods or periods when you won't conceive) | Malaria test kit - testing for:
:: Plasmodium falciparum (Pf)
:: Plasmodium vivax (Pv)
:: Plasmodium ovale (Po)
:: Plasmodium malariae (Pm)
Prostate test (PSA test)
HIV test /Aids test (testing for HIV 1 and 2 antibodies)
Drug test (5-in-1 assay) testing for:
:: Cocaine (crack and cocaine derivatives)
:: THC (marijuana, weed, grass, hashish etc)
:: Amphetamines (speed, uppers, base)
:: Opiates (morphine, opium, heroin)
:: Methamphetamines (meth, ice, e, ecstasy) |
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