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HIV
by TerryG, Apr 04, 2006 12:00AM
Good Morning, Dr. Hansfield,
I have a question relating to HIV.
I scraped my leg on a cinder block before I went into a massage establishment.
I didn't think much of it, as it didn't really hurt that much.
I got the massage and realized the next day that I must have scrapped it pretty badly because there was a huge scab.
So I am thinking it must have been bleeding during the entire massage!
If the woman that performed the massage had bodily fluids (blood, sperm, vaginal fluid from going to the bathroom) on her hands 10 minutes before touching the bleeding scrape, could I be infected with HIV? Can I infect anyone else?
I have a question relating to HIV.
I scraped my leg on a cinder block before I went into a massage establishment.
I didn't think much of it, as it didn't really hurt that much.
I got the massage and realized the next day that I must have scrapped it pretty badly because there was a huge scab.
So I am thinking it must have been bleeding during the entire massage!
If the woman that performed the massage had bodily fluids (blood, sperm, vaginal fluid from going to the bathroom) on her hands 10 minutes before touching the bleeding scrape, could I be infected with HIV? Can I infect anyone else?
Doctor's Answer
by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Apr 04, 2006 12:00AM
, Apr 04, 2006 12:00AM
Zero risk. Nobody ever got HIV through such a ridiculously improbable transmission route. Zero chance, that is nada, zilch, nichevo. Do not get tested, you cannot infect anybody esle, put it out of your mind.
HHH, MD
HHH, MD
Still nada, zilch for HIV if she has sperm or blood on her hands after massaging another guy 10 minutes before me and then massaged these fluids into the bleeding wound?
What about for HVB or HVC?
HHH, MD
I won't test and will sleep better at night.
If it looked raw, no doubt she avoided it.
And she probably didn't have body fluids from a previous john on her hands.
Never been to one, but that's my guess.
I know she rubbed the area, because there was baby oil there. Additionally, it was dark in the room, and I did feel some pain when she rubbed it, but I thought it was just a scratch.
But if Dr. HHH, says there was NADA ZILCH RISK for HIV and although there was a slight risk for HVB and HVC and not to test, then I WILL NOT TEST. I will believe in Dr. HHH and not worry about infecting my wife with HIV, HVB or HVC.
Do you concur with my last statement so I can let this go?
See Below:
"I know she rubbed the area, because there was baby oil there. Additionally, it was dark in the room, and I did feel some pain when she rubbed it, but I thought it was just a scratch.
But if Dr. HHH, says there was NADA ZILCH RISK for HIV and although there was a slight risk for HVB and HVC and not to test, then I WILL NOT TEST. I will believe in Dr. HHH and not worry about infecting my wife with HIV, HVB or HVC."
"Zero risk. Nobody ever got HIV through such a ridiculously improbable transmission route. Zero chance, that is nada, zilch, nichevo. Do not get tested, you cannot infect anybody esle, put it out of your mind."
Nada for HIV.
Slim for HVB and HVC, not test, even if she got blood or sperm from another dude on her hands and then touched the bleeding scrape?
Do I have this right? I am not sure I explained the 'other dude fear' portion.
Is this correct?
Nada for HIV.
Slim for HVB and HVC, not test, even if she got blood or sperm from another dude on her hands and then massaged the bleeding scrape?
Do I have this right? I am not sure I explained the 'fear from the another guy's massage' portion.
You're obsessing.
Is this correct?
Nada for HIV.
Slim for HVB and HVC, not test, even if she got blood or sperm from another dude on her hands and then massaged the bleeding scrape?
Do I have this right? I am not sure I explained the 'fear from the another guy's massage' portion.