Religious rites, traditions or sexual practices – people drinking human blood for various reasons. This is an infrequent and not always encouraged practice by society. And, as it turns out, it is far from safe. Let’s figure out what will happen if you accidentally or deliberately drink someone’s blood.
What is blood made of?
Blood consists of from plasma and blood cells. Plasma is It is a mixture of water, proteins, sugar, salts, fats and other substances.
Blood cells include red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
What happens if you drink blood
Accidentally or deliberately drinking blood can negatively affect the body. Therefore, it is necessary to be aware of possible risks.
You may get an infection
In the blood they can be various pathogens: bacteria, viruses, fungi. By drinking someone else’s infected blood, a person runs the risk of contracting a viral infection. hepatitis B and C, various bacterial diseases and even virus human immunodeficiency (HIV). Also in the blood may be Plasmodium, which causes malaria.
The likelihood that an infection will definitely cause a disease is difficult to predict: everything depends on the amount of drink, particles ingested and the body’s ability to resist infections.
Allergies may begin
Someone else’s blood, like other foreign substances that get inside, be it pollen or an orange, Maybe be regarded by the body as dangerous. In this case, an allergic reaction begins. The most common manifestations of allergies are skin rash, nasal congestion, and sneezing.
What to do if you drink blood
If you drink someone else’s blood intentionally or accidentally, for example during oral sex, you need to:
- Make sure that the person does not have any infectious diseases. If it turns out that there is, you need to contact your doctor to prescribe special tests.
- Observe your condition for several hours. If an allergy occurs, also consult a physician. He may recommend antihistamines.
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