If you do not come into contact with the blood of an AIDS patient during blood cupping and you do not have any wounds, you will not be infected, but if you have wounds and come into contact with the blood of an AIDS patient, you may be infected.
Blood cupping is the use of cupping to extract the blood, AIDS can be transmitted through the blood, so if you do not have wounds and do not come into contact with the blood of AIDS patients, you will not be infected and do not need to worry too much.
However, if you have wounds and come into contact with the blood of an AIDS patient while performing blood cupping, you may be infected with HIV.
If you suspect that you are infected with HIV, you should go to the hospital in time and complete the relevant examinations under the guidance of the doctor.