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The wound ran into blood
Hello, I come from China.
My English is not very good, please understanding.
My fingers have a bite wounds (but not needed stitches) one day after I go to my hospital, the wounds of the finger at the doctor's met with blood on the table, if the blood is the blood of with HIV, I would be infected?
Can you say why?
Thank you very much!
My English is not very good, please understanding.
My fingers have a bite wounds (but not needed stitches) one day after I go to my hospital, the wounds of the finger at the doctor's met with blood on the table, if the blood is the blood of with HIV, I would be infected?
Can you say why?
Thank you very much!
Hello, your question has been answered that what you describe here is not a risk for HIV. We wish you the best
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That excuse me this time At once is not contagious or have to wait for a period of time.
thank you
thank you
Blood on table= blood+ air= not infectious.
Thank you very much for your answer.
I come from China, on our side I consult a doctor, the doctor said in vitro blood will not lose infectious immediately, will continue for a while.
So I want to consult you, poisonous blood to leave the human body is right away, there is no infectious?
What will happen if she blood ran into some water?
The doctor says is wound and our side is also a relatively high risk of transmission, what do you think of the way the wound is Would you please help me to solve, thank you!
Thank you very much for your answer.
I come from China, on our side I consult a doctor, the doctor said in vitro blood will not lose infectious immediately, will continue for a while.
So I want to consult you, poisonous blood to leave the human body is right away, there is no infectious?
What will happen if she blood ran into some water?
The doctor says is wound and our side is also a relatively high risk of transmission, what do you think of the way the wound is Would you please help me to solve, thank you!
I come from China, on our side I consult a doctor, the doctor said in vitro blood will not lose infectious immediately, will continue for a while.
So I want to consult you, poisonous blood to leave the human body is right away, there is no infectious?
What will happen if she blood ran into some water?
The doctor says is wound and our side is also a relatively high risk of transmission, what do you think of the way the wound is Would you please help me to solve, thank you!
Thank you very much for your answer.
I come from China, on our side I consult a doctor, the doctor said in vitro blood will not lose infectious immediately, will continue for a while.
So I want to consult you, poisonous blood to leave the human body is right away, there is no infectious?
What will happen if she blood ran into some water?
The doctor says is wound and our side is also a relatively high risk of transmission, what do you think of the way the wound is Would you please help me to solve, thank you!
ANY bodily fluids , once outside the host, gets exposed to air, is NOT infectious, thus CANNOT infect you. You had no risk with the blood on the table. Be well.
Excuse me, can you help me, can you answer me Thank you very much
I'm very sorry My English is not very good Just don't understand meaning.
I'm terribly sorry.
Can you give me please explain why?
thank you
I'm terribly sorry.
Can you give me please explain why?
thank you
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