Question about toilet and hiv

Was at college last night and when i went into toilet i wiped the seat as i always do before i sit on it. It wasnt until i was up from seat and wiping that i noticed blood stains on the outer bowl and some on the actual toilet seat. Im now scared that i have caught something from this.The blood was relatively fresh and my other concern is, that ive touched the handle and lock when ive went in and when i was wiping my finger slipped on to my vagina. Is there any risk or need for tests?  I also have wee cuts on my hands that could have been an entry point for blood.

[kumar007]

dont worry as you were not at risk..
no need for testing

[LIZZIE LOU]

hiv is not transmitted through environmental surfaces or inanimate objects.

[Klaireybaby]

Thanks, why does some sites say that thing about contact with mucous membranes, and if my finger did slip?

[Teak]

We aren't responsible for misinformation on other website.

[Klaireybaby]

I totally understand that.  If yous say im not at risk then hopefully ill forget about it.  I am aware that hiv cannot be contracted infected person ---> surface -----> person, but that did freak me out as it was fresh blood.

[kumar007]

put this hiv worry behind you and get on with your life..
the blood looking fresh does not change anything

[Klaireybaby]

I cant stop worrying about this.  Yous must know what its like to worry about hiv.  Im donating blood tomorrow, if i were at risk would anything show that early?

[Vance2335]

YOu had no risk...move on or post in the anxiety community.

[missaudrina88]

I know personally what it is like to worry about HIV, but you have absolutely no risk. ZERO. You are fine. And no it would not show up this early. The infection takes time to show up. You are absolutely fine though. We would not give you false information.

[LIZZIE LOU]

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