Cut at a store unknown HIV risk?

[Cleanfreak0205]

I have a quick question, I was shopping last night with my family, and went to a clothing rack seconds after someone. I cut my finger or poked my finger on something on the rack or hanger.I bled a little. Is there any risk here? Say if the person before me was hiv positive and did the exact same thing? As in their blood was on the same item that I cut myself/poked myself with almost immediately after? Normally, a cut wouldn't bother me, but I just had a concern and figured I would ask. Husband and potentially growing family.

Thank you.

[Cleanfreak0205]

Thank you for advising me that i had no risk. It has greatly cleared my mind. I will move on and forget it. Thank you very much for putting up with my concerns the last two days. I will keep in mind your advice and education so I will hopefully not be back with any more no risk questions.

[Teak]

You asked, "So even if the person before me was HIV positive and cut themselves with blood on the same object I cut myself on seconds later, no risk?" I advised you NO.  

[Cleanfreak0205]

The no in your last comment is no risk correct?

[Teak]

No.. This is the second time you were told how HIV is transmitted.

[Cleanfreak0205]

I am not trying to be phobia driven, i am sorry if it cane off that way. i just wanted to know if I had any risk? Because it was a cut or a poke that bled, given some one was there immediately before me?

[Teak]

Seek professional mental help for your phobias.

[Cleanfreak0205]

Thanks. I know you helped me yesterday. I just didn't know if because I got cut if it could be considered like a needle stick. It wasn't a very big cut, like a slice into my cuticle just past the nail, but it did bleed a little. So even if the person before me was HIV positive and cut themselves with blood on the same object I cut myself on seconds later, no risk? No need for testing? And no worries about trying to have another child?

[Teak]

HIV is unable to reproduce outside its living host (unlike many bacteria or fungi, which may do so under suitable conditions), except under laboratory conditions; therefore, it does not spread or maintain infectiousness outside its host.

HIV is transmitted by;
Unprotected penetrative anal and/or vaginal sex
Sharing works with other IV drug users
Mother to child