Is breast secretion cause HIV in adult?

Question

HIV is present in breast milk, and can be transmitted to infants and young children who are breastfeeding. However, adults are not at risk of acquiring HIV in this way because adults are not dependent on breast milk for growth. Although you didn't notice any breast milk around the area or in your mouth, bodily fluids that are exposed to the air do not transmit HIV. This includes breast milk. For these reasons, this is considered a no risk, meaning that this encounter alone would not put you at risk of acquiring HIV.

Rajendra Soni · Accepted Answer

HIV is present in breast milk, and can be transmitted to infants and young children who are breastfeeding. However, adults are not at risk of acquiring HIV in this way because adults are not dependent on breast milk for growth. Although you didn't notice any breast milk around the area or in your mouth, bodily fluids that are exposed to the air do not transmit HIV. This includes breast milk. For these reasons, this is considered a no risk, meaning that this encounter alone would not put you at risk of acquiring HIV.

Rahul Gupta · Answer

Hello-
Any secretion (internal/external) from a HIV infected person if comes in contact with the internal secretion of a healthy person, can cause HIV in him also.

Dinesh Kumar Jagpal · Answer

Breast secretion does not cause HIV.