Does menstruation blood/fluid affect the HIV?

Menstrual blood contains HIV, if that's what you're asking. HIV is the virus that can cause AIDS if it's not treated. read more

HIV is transmitted by anal and vaginal sex with an infectious person, and is present in semen, vaginal fluid, anal mucosal secretions, and blood, including menstrual blood. You can also get HIV by sharing IV drug works with positive, infectious people. read more

If penetration occurs, always use a condom. During oral sex, avoid getting sperm in your mouth - avoid menstrual blood in your mouth. Source There is a theoretical risk of infection by fingering a woman, as vaginal fluids and menstrual blood can carry HIV, but the virus would have to enter your blood stream in order for you to become infected. read more

As well as affecting your immune system, HIV can sometimes affect your hormonal system and change the frequency of your periods. This may be the case if you have a low CD4 cell count and/or a high viral load. Here are some changes to the menstrual cycle that HIV can cause: long intervals between periods; missed periods without pregnancy. read more