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Can HIV transfer through wet tissue
Hi ,
I just went to the toilet and used the wet tissue for cleaning my penis and then i released that the wet tissue seems to be already used by a person before and he just arrange it as like new (time gap would be 5 to 10 secs).
And my penis does not have any wound.Now i am worrying that will i get any disease like HIV/STD.If i need to do some test what are they ?
Since i don't have any idea about this and very panic and confused of reading the others forum .
Please help me out .
I just went to the toilet and used the wet tissue for cleaning my penis and then i released that the wet tissue seems to be already used by a person before and he just arrange it as like new (time gap would be 5 to 10 secs).
And my penis does not have any wound.Now i am worrying that will i get any disease like HIV/STD.If i need to do some test what are they ?
Since i don't have any idea about this and very panic and confused of reading the others forum .
Please help me out .
Only worrying,since that is wet tissue paper and the paper had some blood clot too,I have just wiped my penis tip also .but immediately i used dry tissue paper .Still there no risk rt ?
NO RISK hiv is unable to reproduce outside its
living host it becomes inactive and therefore unable to infect.Your 100% safe from hiv infection.Time to stop stressing and relax.
living host it becomes inactive and therefore unable to infect.Your 100% safe from hiv infection.Time to stop stressing and relax.
eewwhhhhh !
you had no risk from what you've described. once exposed to air...hiv becomes inactive and unable to infect.
you had no risk from what you've described. once exposed to air...hiv becomes inactive and unable to infect.
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