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Hello i an really paranoid about hiv and i no the ways it can be passwd bur qorry still, if you to cone across an infected needle and it poned you but didt perice the akin and asw blood but scraped te surface is rhis a risk?? Would you notice if a needle had scraped the skin id theis can infect you??? As it qould cause as mych pain would it??
He was a prsion officier that was injected by a prisoner with an infected syringe not a name tag pin.
Ok so if u r injected with an infected syringe u r at risk if you r scratched by one you are not? And other needles are no risk at all?
What does this have to do with Car45235hhhh? HIs was a name tag and he's not from Australia.
Like the prison officier in Australia who was injected with an infected syringe outside a healthcare setting.
Go back to your orginal thread where you were told how HIV is transmitted. You did not have an exposure from being stuck by a pin on a name tag.
And is it only siringes it can live longer on not the tip of needles like sewing newdles or badges pins??? As i have recently had my skin pireced ccidentally by a name badge pin?!
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