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Exposure of great worry
I went to a private for a yearly blood tests including HIV
the person who took my sample didn't remove the insulation cover from syringe in front of me.
The result for HIV test was negative?
I have two questions now
1-what is the possibility of getting hiv if the syringe by which my blood was drawn was used before?
2-is it possible that the syringe was used before but still gives negative result for HIV?
the person who took my sample didn't remove the insulation cover from syringe in front of me.
The result for HIV test was negative?
I have two questions now
1-what is the possibility of getting hiv if the syringe by which my blood was drawn was used before?
2-is it possible that the syringe was used before but still gives negative result for HIV?
is it possible that "if" the syringe was used before it still gives "negative" result for HIV?
Teak u r one loving soul
How conclusive are u about the following question
-is it possible that the syringe was used before but still gives negative result for HIV?
this is just one worst incident of my life and i m worried plz give me some kind words which help me to regain my peace of mind.
How conclusive are u about the following question
-is it possible that the syringe was used before but still gives negative result for HIV?
this is just one worst incident of my life and i m worried plz give me some kind words which help me to regain my peace of mind.
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