Teak, please come on! I would really appreciate your expertise. I am here really sacred.
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Please, I know you guys said that one cannot get HIV from a haircut bruising. But now I have joint pains in my fingers and toes; they come and go quickly. If this is not HIV, can this be heptatitis C? Some say that you can get hetaptitis from clippers and razors?
I would really appreciate your help. I consider you a support group. Please do not say, move on. Because I am not imagining these symptoms.
Thanks
Your question was answered if you took time to really read what was written and think about it for a minute.
A needle as in IV needle for drug users, because when the blood is captured it is air tight. All other surfaces do not pose a risk for HIV.
You had no risk.
Sorry I did not see you second comment. thanks