After a night of passion, she told him that she had AIDS, and after a quick wash, she rushed to the CDC.

The sun outside the window was scorching the earth. He opened his eyes with all his strength, turned his head to one side, and looked at the strange woman lying next to him. He didn't even know her name. The woman was smoking at this time. After finishing a cigarette, the woman said to him: I have AIDS, you'd better go buy blocking drugs.

After hearing this, he jumped up from the bed and repeatedly asked the woman: Do you really have AIDS? The woman repeated her answer over and over again: Yes, I really do, I have been diagnosed for two years, you should go to the CDC to buy blocking drugs, I don’t want to harm you.

He washed up simply and hurriedly, then took a taxi to the CDC.

It was already two o'clock in the afternoon when he arrived at the CDC. He had not eaten breakfast or lunch, and he didn't know if he was hungry. He just wanted to know if he would be infected with HIV and whether he could buy blocking drugs. He was nervous, scared, and terrified, and his hands were shaking. He probably regretted everything that happened last night.

He asked the doctor at the CDC: What should I do? Can it really be blocked?

The doctor replied: It can be blocked, and the blocking success rate is very high now. The blocking drug is most effective if taken within two hours after high-risk behavior. If taken within 24 hours, the blocking rate can reach more than 99%. If taken more than 72 hours later, the blocking drug will have almost no blocking effect.

He asked: Does the CDC have blocking drugs for sale?

The doctor replied: The CDC does not have blocking drugs for sale. We have two hospitals here where you can buy blocking drugs. You can go to one of them to buy it.

After the doctor from the CDC wrote down the names and addresses of two hospitals on a note, he rushed out of the office.

He and the woman met at a bar the night before, and the woman's glance back made her intoxicated. He took the initiative to find the woman for a drink, and the woman did not refuse. One drink after another, the wine in the bottle was decreasing, and the familiarity between the two was increasing.

Both of them were a little drunk. He looked at the time and it was already four o'clock in the morning. He asked the woman: Why don't we go find a hotel to rest? The woman nodded as she was drunk.

This is one of the many cases I have encountered in my work where people came to buy blocking drugs. Most of them were drunk in bars and had unprotected sex with strangers of the opposite sex (and also the same sex).

Some people know their infection status and will tell the other party that they are infected with HIV afterwards and ask the other party to buy blocking drugs; while some people do not know whether they are infected with HIV, so there is no question of asking the other party to buy blocking drugs; even worse is that some people know that they are infected with HIV, but still have unprotected sex with others, and do not inform the other party of their infection status afterwards, thus causing the other party to be infected.

I have been engaged in AIDS prevention and treatment for more than six years, and I have encountered too many cases. So I hope that all my friends will try not to go to bars, try not to get drunk when going to bars, and always use condoms when having sex with others.

If you have unprotected sex with someone and do not know whether the other person is infected with HIV, you must treat the other person as an HIV-infected person and go to the local CDC as soon as possible to consult and take blocking drugs.

In the past, when we made mistakes, there was no "regret medicine", but there is a "regret medicine" for AIDS. The best effect is within two hours, and the blocking rate can reach more than 99% within 20 hours. After more than 72 hours, the blocking effect is very poor. Therefore, after high-risk behavior, you must buy blocking drugs as soon as possible, and you must take them for a full month after taking them. Although the drugs have some side effects, remember not to stop taking them privately. If you cannot tolerate the side effects of the drugs, please consult a professional doctor to change the drugs.

Please pay attention to AIDS and prevent AIDS.

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