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HELP ME
I was attacked by the blood from the wound of an HIV-infected people
use of blood on his fingers
to pull up my skin lacerations
My skin was bleeding
My wounds are bleeding, but not deep
Is this risk
Sorry, because I use google translate
use of blood on his fingers
to pull up my skin lacerations
My skin was bleeding
My wounds are bleeding, but not deep
Is this risk
Sorry, because I use google translate
Look HIV is not transmitted outside the body. NO WAY....
But if you remain anxious you can have a test i suppose....
but before you do how you know he was HIV+???
But if you remain anxious you can have a test i suppose....
but before you do how you know he was HIV+???
Highly unlikely that you were at risk because hiv is not transmitted in that manner.If i were you i would report this idiot to the police so they can take the matter further.All the best.
I am from Vietnam
he used the blood of his wounds apply on my wound bleeding
My wounds not deep
hope you understand what I write
he used the blood of his wounds apply on my wound bleeding
My wounds not deep
hope you understand what I write
Can you repost your question in your native language maybe someone speaks it.
Because your translation is kind of hard to understand.
Where are you from???
What i understand from what you say you either
Was attacked from someone that was hiv positive. As to assault you....there is no risk..... no risk from fighting or bare knuckle, fist fights.
OR
Someone deliberately spell blood on you and he was hiv +
what i do not understand is the sentence that says " to pull up my skin lacerations"......
Because your translation is kind of hard to understand.
Where are you from???
What i understand from what you say you either
Was attacked from someone that was hiv positive. As to assault you....there is no risk..... no risk from fighting or bare knuckle, fist fights.
OR
Someone deliberately spell blood on you and he was hiv +
what i do not understand is the sentence that says " to pull up my skin lacerations"......
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