What happens if a vampire drinks infected blood?
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I would say that they would feel the effects short term but shake it off after their next fresh blood fix. Many vampire stories go on about vampires drinking the blood of intoxicated people so that they can share in the drug/alcohol. And the most famous account of vampirism: "Interview With A Vampire", Lestat is drained of blood and therefore becomes week and vulnerable until he has a fresh supply of human blood. So, it supports the idea that whilst vampires cannot die again (accept with the old sunlight/stake through the heart thing) but they can become suceptable to ailments of the blood.\n\nOh and to the person who called you an idiot: you are aware that this question was posted within a mythological context? We are talking about the fictional representation of vampires here.
855077
Pain stimulates adrenaline, which results in blood sugar release from the liver.  If your friend is having a low blood sugar episode, she may be unconsciously biting her lips to raise her blood sugar.  I would bite my fingernails bloody (sometimes still do).\n\nCheck out www.hufa.org for basic info on low blood sugar.  Check out the symptoms link, and see if your friend has other symptoms of a chronic low blood sugar condition, too.
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well it depends which vampire folklore u r getting this from really... how a vampire is made changes from text to text. it isnt usually every person a vampire bites that changes... the most popular 'belief' is that the victim has to be drained of blood and then drink the blood of the vampire... so this makes becoming a vampire a little more exclusive... in the centuries past people believed that if a body wasnt buried below 6feet of earth the corpse could come back.... or a cat jumping over a corpse could create a vampire or people commiting suicide... often if someone commited suicide then were buried at a crossroads so when the spirit/body rose it would get confused and not know which way to go.... \n\nthese are just a few though... vampire folklore changes dramatically from county and also country... hope it didnt bore u 2 much lol
892855
Vampires are not always immortal, and they don't do this for money like a hooker.  Get out of the house more - check into the goth scene if you wanna meet REAL vampires (people with a blood fetish)
528298
I've met several. \n\n First, there are the energy vampires. Everyone gets their energy in different ways if they use any kind of well, power, for lack of a better term. I'm lucky- I get mine from the earth. Some people, however, get it from other people. This is only a problem if they don't know they're doing it. The unconsious energy suckers will drain and drain and never stop and never give back. You've met them, I'm sure- people who for no obvious reason are exhausting to be around. If they know they're doing it, it can be a pleasurable experience for both parties, and they won't overdo it. \n\nThere are also the modern blood drinkers. Many of these are people who drink blood to get the energy from it, but they may also drain energy psychically as well. Many of them base their outward demeanor on famous blood users of the past such as Countess Elisabet Bathory (sorry- her name was not "bloody mary") who was perhaps the most prolific serial killer in history- or Vlad Dracul (Dracula) who is regarded in his country as a great hero- not a monster. \n\nMany folkloric stories about vampires are based on diseases, actually. Slavic folklore does not distinguish between a werewolf and a vampire. Anemia could lead one to appear undead and to crave iron, and some disfigurements can lead one to look somewhat like an animal. \n\nSome kinds of fair folk in Western European folklore have been known to drink blood, as well. As for these and the traditional shapechanging, blood drinking vampires- I haven't seen them, but I don't discredit the stories entirely. The world is a weird place.
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no... it dies within seconds of being outside the body.\n\nWhy the heck would you eat food that has dry blood on it anyway?!?!?!?!
734789
Nope.\n\nThey would have to have not feed for 12 months (Red Cross requires doners to wait that long after a blood transfusion) and not have low blood pressure (which is doubtful if they've been starving themselves for 12 months). \n\nThat's your straight-up traditional vampire, though. If you're talking about homo sapians that engage in the practice of blood sharing, than I would look at the high risk practice rules the Red Cross has. I know you have to wait 12 months after you get a tattoo or if you've been exposed to HIV, Hepatitis, or any other STD.
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The HIV pos partner would have to be bleeding tremendously and you would have to be drinking like a gallon of it. Saliva will kill the virus so it is not possible to get HIV from someone who kisses you  or if you drink after them.
1035773
Oh my god! How cool would that be to have Dracula bite Satan and have Satan become a vampire. That'd be awesome.
475722
I give blood all the time but I never have gotten paid for it. It isn't unheard of thugh. Otherwise, I've always had a good experience with it. You could pass out and depending on the person doing it you could get bruising around the area and there are always very small risks of infections. It's bad if you're anemic but they test for that before hand. If you d, be sure to eat first fruits/grains and sweets are good and they usually provide cookies. Also drink a lot of water or juice. The only things that have ever happened to me was being really tired for like an hour afterwards.
67424
if the fluid is red than it is alcohol. if the fluid is silver than it mercury. either way you probably did not get enough in your blood to hurt you. If you are still concerned contact poison control or a doctor.
731618
Hmmmm interesting. Sorry, not up on my latin. Sounds like you want to seduce a vampire or something. Is that accurate?
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Under normal conditions it doesn't. What can happen is tiny droplets of saliva might be ejected. If you are sick with specific kind of bacterialor viral infection then that saliva might infect someone else. But if you are a healthy person it shouldn't be a problem.
921830
no you cant its a bloodborne virus.
703252
only if your a vampire.....lol.....
444209
U would not get any infections. Basically infections come in following ways -\n1. When a open wound is exposed\n2. Infected air, water, food\n3. infected syranges\n\nUnless u lick the dried blood, there are no chances of getting infections. ;)
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take a rusty nail\nthen rub devils grass on it\ndip the nail into some 100% rubbing alo.\nlet it dry\ntake the nail and nail it into the head of the wicked vodoo vampire ninja\nhit with hammer 3 times\ntake the blood and drink it\nall left over blood in mouth must be spat back on the nail (in the head)