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Though it is not the jiggers themselves which cause the spread of the virus, there has been reported cases of HIV infection through sharing of pins and needles while removing jiggers. There is a big risk of a HIV negative person contracting the virus, through sharing of needles with a HIV positive person to remove jiggers.
