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Thanks for early replying my question.
But can you explain for me why i was not at riskof contracting in case of contacting with menstrual blood .
I'm now study abroad, so i can't ask anyone about this incident. I can't sleep well because of this incident.
Thanks in advanceAdvance care plus Advance relief.
Thanks for kindly, fastly replying my question.
As i imagine the worst case: she had menstrual blood, and there were possible abrasions during frottage. Did your last comment still right for this worst case ?
Thanks for replying me.
So many thanks if you kindly give me some references which explain about this "no risk of HIV transmission" situation.
Thanks in advanceAdvance care plus Advance relief.
But can you explain for me why i was not at riskof contracting in case of contacting with menstrual blood .
I'm now study abroad, so i can't ask anyone about this incident. I can't sleep well because of this incident.
Thanks in advance.
As i imagine the worst case: she had menstrual blood, and there were possible abrasions during frottage. Did your last comment still right for this worst case ?
So many thanks if you kindly give me some references which explain about this "no risk of HIV transmission" situation.
Thanks in advance.