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Vaginal fluid touched a fresh cut

Hi Doctors,

I am afraid my cut wound touched the vaginal fluid during a protected sex. How much risk do I have?

The cut wound is around the groin.
Injured 20 mins and bleed a little bit / Stopped bleeding when touched the fluid.

2-3 drops fluid from her vagina. I think the fluid only exposed in the air for several seconds.
So the virus in the fluid can touch the air which might cause it lose the infectious?

Thank you very much.


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366749 tn?1544695265
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Contact of infectious body fluids with fresh non bleeding wounds does not carry any risk. The fluids, once exposed to ambient oxygen, the virus gets inactivated almost instantly, making it incapable of infecting others
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Hi R & T, I called to Singapore STD to consult the doctor about my case.
My cracked wound at groin area touched the fresh vaginal fluid. The doctor's reply is "An open wound coming into contact with a women's vaginal fluid comprises a risk of some sort, especially if that wound is in the groin area where pressure during sex is greatest. If you was wearing a condom, it does not really matter since it is not HIS fluid that he should be worrying about !" What does the doctor mean? Means I m in danger or I don't need worried.
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You're welcome
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You too.
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Thank you, Teak. I won't re-post it. Hv a good day.
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Noted. I won't post again. Thank you.
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you were already told you never had a risk--the risk assessment isn't going to change just because you post again.
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Reread the replies you have been given.
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