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Hiv risk after fingering post a sugar test via pricking my finger

I got a prick on the finger to get a sugar test. After an hour or so I got a massage at the parlour and fingered a csw. Am I at risk for HIV? What should I do? Should I be worried. How deep are the sugar test cuts?
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Your question has been fully answered.

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20620809 tn?1504362969
You have been asking about the same things for a very long time. This is an anxiety disorder. Asking for reassurance for things you've already been advised on is part of the disorder. WE have shared with you before how HIV is transmitted. ONE more time as I know this site has rules for how many times you can ask similar questions. HIV is transmitted by Unprotected vaginal or anal sex or sharing IV needles to INJECT DRUGS. Air inactivates the virus. Now, you know that if you think about this, and apply it to all of the non risk situations you come up with that it is no risk. But your anxiety keeps you trapped. You need to work with a professional to address this mental health problem.
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It is the first time that I have asked this question. I have not come across a question of being pricked by a needle and then fingering anyone on any website
You've been told what the risks are. Is fingering on the list? No. Get help with your anxiety.
I’m asking cause there was a prick from the sugar test
You cannot get HIV through your hand or your finger, NO MATTER WHAT happened before, during, or after.
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