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urine and feces?

Hi.

I had to clean out a tolit today that was clogged with little urine and watery feces. I didn't put my hand right inside the tolit, but i did touch a little bit of the water fluids when I put in the jug to remove the water from the top of the over flowing tolit. Is there a risk for HIV bcz I had some small cuts on hand? Feces and Urine?
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MOVE ON.
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but if the feces were my own of course no risk, right? but if there was urine in the tolit ,too.... I do not remember, any risk from that?
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but only if you have open cut, right. and there is blood in the urine or feces?
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You will not contract HIV from URINE or Feces. You can however contract hepatitis in that manner.
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425289 tn?1207234724
The CDC states that HIV is not known to be found in urine or feces. You were never at risk.
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173325 tn?1213936521
HIV has been detected in urine in trace amounts, but there's NEVER been a confirmed case of someone getting HIV from urine.

Your risk was zero.
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and the little tiny cuts on my skin were not even bleeding. i think it was just top layer of the skin that was open.
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are u saying hiv is in urine and feces? teak what you say about this?
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173325 tn?1213936521
HIV dies very quickly outside the body, and even if it didn't your risk was essentially zero.
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