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i just want to ask a question
suppose that my hand get in contact with a blood from some one
and i wash it with alcohol
then after few minutes i injured and i put my hand on the injury
would be there any risk to infected by hiv
thanks a lot
suppose that my hand get in contact with a blood from some one
and i wash it with alcohol
then after few minutes i injured and i put my hand on the injury
would be there any risk to infected by hiv
thanks a lot
First off HIV is not alive and it does NOT stay active for hours. As soon as the virus is exposed to temp change,ph change the out shell of the virus is damages and inhibits its ability to infect.
i want to add one thing
i read on the net that hiv remain alive for several hours alone
i need to be sure
i read on the net that hiv remain alive for several hours alone
i need to be sure
HIV is a fragile virus and does not stay active outside its host let alone adding alcohol or any other liquid.
at first i want to say that i respect you
for your effort
and please can you explain to me why that will happen
thanks
for your effort
and please can you explain to me why that will happen
thanks
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