Go back and re-read his initial response, it was clearly explained " The virus is very fragile so only direct inoculation inside the body will transmit it."
Once the virus comes in contact with the external environment, it becomes inactive and it's ability to infect or relicate is eliminated. Hence, no risk. Please move on.
Yes, you got it right. No testing required.
I read at many places that HIV can be transmitted via open wounds. If so, would that apply to incident.
Please help.
Thanks . So I should not worry nor would I need testing, correct? If so that is a big relif and thanks once again.
Thanks . So I should not worry nor would I need testing, correct? If so that is a big relif and thanks once again.
Not a chance. The conditions for infection are not present in such a scenario. The virus is very fragile so only direct inoculation inside the body will transmit it.