Aa
need help guys
my one week open wound just came into contact with a hiv positive persons blood on my open wound, he touched my wound with some blood on his hands .am i at risk of infection or i be prescribed pep on my exposure am freaked out
yah really ,my injured arm happened last week n this incident happened this week ,these are two different events. please help me ***** my exposure if it needs pep or it is no exposure?
really?
you just so happened to have an open wound...and a person who has hiv just so happened to have blood on his hand...and then he just so happened to touch your wound?
really?
you just so happened to have an open wound...and a person who has hiv just so happened to have blood on his hand...and then he just so happened to touch your wound?
really?
THAT OPENWOUND DID NOT FULLY HEAL , CAN THE HIV IN HIS BLOOD WHICH CAME INTO CONTACT WITH WITH MY WOUND BE INFECTIOUS TO MY WOUND
If it was one week old it isnt an open wound, and as such I dont think that you had an exposure.
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