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hiv through open wound
dear doctor,
last week i went for a massage. a sex worker done massage and finally she gave hand job (i had nt used condom for handjob). i have a fresh open wound in my penis. while she doing hand job, i started fingering . later i touched my penis also. i am sure that her vaginal fluid made contact with my wound. after two days i am having sore throat , flue like symptoms and all. how risky the situation is doctor? also if she is also having a wound in her hand, surely her blood made contact with my wound. highly stressed and worried doctor
last week i went for a massage. a sex worker done massage and finally she gave hand job (i had nt used condom for handjob). i have a fresh open wound in my penis. while she doing hand job, i started fingering . later i touched my penis also. i am sure that her vaginal fluid made contact with my wound. after two days i am having sore throat , flue like symptoms and all. how risky the situation is doctor? also if she is also having a wound in her hand, surely her blood made contact with my wound. highly stressed and worried doctor
after few days of his incident, i attended medical check up(including hiv test )
for job visa. all my friends received tested ok mail from the institute but i havn't. its almost 4 days, and dont know why its happening .
for job visa. all my friends received tested ok mail from the institute but i havn't. its almost 4 days, and dont know why its happening .
also i am just asking you about another probability. only for my knowledge. if she also had a bleeding wound(fresh) or cut in her hand, is there a chance? i am that much tensed. sorry for the disturbance
wound is like around half cm depth(approximately) and 2 cm length. and also, because of doing handjob there was a little bleeding also. after 3days, skin became normal
1. Your "wound" was what a scratch? No path to the blood stream.
2. HIV is not transmitted from touch and is not transmitted outside the body.
2. HIV is not transmitted from touch and is not transmitted outside the body.
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