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By DrKnockBoots | Dec 08, 2011

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Transmission Risk...

How much infected blood or vaginal fluid needs to enter your body in order to be infected with HIV/AIDS?

Tags: Infected Blood, Transmission risk, VAGINAL FLUID

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3 Comments Post a Comment

Teak

Dec 08, 2011

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/HIV-AIDS-Transmission-Risk/show/1642679#post_7475797

Niceguy82

Dec 09, 2011

To: DrKnockBoots

It doesnt matter. A exposure to HIV is just that, a exposure. Any exposure warrants testing. Test at 3 and 6 months. Testing at 3 months will give you a great indication of your status (97%).

Niceguy82

Dec 09, 2011

To: Teak

If the CDC is incorrect then we are in big trouble. I cite everything I post from the CDC website and studies.

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