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Fear of HIV blood mixed in water and goes into my eye
If HIV blood mix in water it is infectus?
No. Bodily fluids outside the body are not infectious. There is no risk for you for HIV.
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My English is little weak
I read this link and then I have fear
Please clear about it
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8100131/
Please clear about it it says 90 loss of infectivity at 1 and 2 hour
Can this infected within 1 and 2hour
If we come in contact
I read this link and then I have fear
Please clear about it
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8100131/
Please clear about it it says 90 loss of infectivity at 1 and 2 hour
Can this infected within 1 and 2hour
If we come in contact
You're kidding, right? You say you have trouble understanding English and then you pull a random abstract from PubMed and start a debate about it?
I can't state this in any simpler English. You had NO RISK. That's a fact that you can either accept or you can continue to worry yourself over NOTHING.
I can't state this in any simpler English. You had NO RISK. That's a fact that you can either accept or you can continue to worry yourself over NOTHING.
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