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Hello everybody.
I was recently at a party that got crazy. Late into the evening people starting wrestling eachother in the livingroom. I participated. During this I wrestled a woman who may be at risk for HIV (possible injection drug user). My fear is this: 10 hours earlier I had ripped a wart of my finger. During the wrestling her foot got some serious rugburn on it. After the wrestling match I gave her a foot massage. I didn't notice any obvious blood anywhere and I also don't know if my cut from earlier re-opened or if it came into contact with her bad rub burn. Unless there was obvious blood on my hands should I be worried about possible transmission?
I was recently at a party that got crazy. Late into the evening people starting wrestling eachother in the livingroom. I participated. During this I wrestled a woman who may be at risk for HIV (possible injection drug user). My fear is this: 10 hours earlier I had ripped a wart of my finger. During the wrestling her foot got some serious rugburn on it. After the wrestling match I gave her a foot massage. I didn't notice any obvious blood anywhere and I also don't know if my cut from earlier re-opened or if it came into contact with her bad rub burn. Unless there was obvious blood on my hands should I be worried about possible transmission?
even wiith her bad rug burn (not pourin blood because I would have noticed but maybe a lititle) and my possilbe re-opened scab?
Thanks alot guys
Thanks alot guys
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