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If someone with AIDS put some of their blood in my drink and you didn't know and drank it will you get AIDS?
i have been in a bar and meet a guy. then, he bought me a drink. after that i went to toilet, when i come back, he said to me :why you didn't finish the drink i bought for you?
but i wasn't sure that is my drink
so i aks my friend that sit next to him:did that guy put something in my drink?
the answer was not sure, but suppose not.
so i didn't refuse that drink and drank it.
now im a little worry about if that guy did put aids blood in my drink would i get aids?
hope people who know something professionally can answer me
thank you so much
but i wasn't sure that is my drink
so i aks my friend that sit next to him:did that guy put something in my drink?
the answer was not sure, but suppose not.
so i didn't refuse that drink and drank it.
now im a little worry about if that guy did put aids blood in my drink would i get aids?
hope people who know something professionally can answer me
thank you so much
Your allowing paranoia to cloud your judgement.Try to think rationally and you,ll see what your suggesting is absurd.Your smarter than that.
i have been depressed by a unsafe sex before, and finally get through and be ok. i really don't want get that again. i think some time i just doubt much. i just trying to get peace of mind. anyway, thanks alot.
omg...save your money
"Even if someone put HIV infected blood into something you might drink, there would be no HIV transmission risk." DR HANSFIELD / MEDHELP
"Even if someone put HIV infected blood into something you might drink, there would be no HIV transmission risk." DR HANSFIELD / MEDHELP
sure it's a little bit. but i just want know according to the situation that i posted, if that guy really did, is there a Possibility for get aids.
IRRATIONAL THINKING ! ! ! ! !
why in the world would someone with hiv put their blood in your drink?
why in the world would someone with hiv put their blood in your drink?
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