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I went out to eat on friday night and finished eating my food and drinking my drink. after i finished I then went to the bath room and cleaned my mouth out, there was littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys bit of blood from my mouth in the sink when i spat out the water. if this was blood from the food i ate, would this be a rish for HIV if I had a cutCuts and puncture wounds in my mouth? Would any HIV blood die fast once outside the body and inside hot food?
I had a bleeding gum on and off the day I went out to eat, if blood was in the food and got it in my mouth where the bleeding was, would this be a risk for hiv? the food was laying on the table for about 15 mins before I ate it. Also the food was pretty hot.
Lets step back a second. You had a bleeding gum issue that day. You went out and had food and drink. You went to the restroom to clean out your mouth and spat out a bit of blood.
What is the most likely thing to have happened?
1. You stirred up a bit of bleeding in your gums from eating.
2. Someone in the kitchen stood over your food and spat, dripped, or spewed blood into it?
If you think the MOST LIKELY THING to have occured is #2, then you are not thinking clearly.
has there ever been a case where someone was infected in such a way? with eating food that may contain hiv blood? or even a case of someone getting blood directly in their mouth from an hiv person?
Since you are obviously convinced that someone dripped blood in your food, rather than the obvious answer that your own gums were bleeding, you have things in your life to work on.
i just want to know if that is a risk if a fair amount of blood entered my mouth from the food..
I had a bleeding gum on and off the day I went out to eat, if blood was in the food and got it in my mouth where the bleeding was, would this be a risk for hiv? the food was laying on the table for about 15 mins before I ate it. Also the food was pretty hot.
Once out of the body hiv blood can't infect?
Lets step back a second. You had a bleeding gum issue that day. You went out and had food and drink. You went to the restroom to clean out your mouth and spat out a bit of blood.
What is the most likely thing to have happened?
1. You stirred up a bit of bleeding in your gums from eating.
2. Someone in the kitchen stood over your food and spat, dripped, or spewed blood into it?
If you think the MOST LIKELY THING to have occured is #2, then you are not thinking clearly.
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