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Can you get HIV lIke thIs?
me and my frIend were BoxIng and we Both Got cuts on are Hands. now my other frIend scraped HIs elbow earlIer today so there was stIll Blood on It so HIs elbow may Have or not touch my cut DIrectly so I notIced the cut and there was a lIght Blood staIn on It and HIS was Dark Blood now I need a full explanatIon could HIs Blood tht may Have or not Had HIV Been DeaD or alIve and If HIS Blood touched me would It leave a Dark Blood staIn
A viral load is not something that you need to concern yourself with, it should not have been brought up, as it is irrelevant. Even if your friend was +, you still would not have had a risk.
Don't concern yourself with viral load, it has nothing to do with your situation. You had no risk, simple as that.
oh last tIme commentIng what Is a vIral load ,How Do you know Its zero, Does tht mean Its dead
thx but Is It stIll zero rIsk If HIs Blood touched the cut and went InsIde to the Bloodstream and would the peroxIde Haved kIlled the vIrus?
Tommy Morrison is still boxing these days so if it was a risk he wouldn't be allowed to fight.It's zero risk.
HIV is unable to reproduce outside its living host (unlike many bacteria or fungi, which may do so under suitable conditions), except under laboratory conditions; therefore, it does not spread or maintain infectiousness outside its host.
He was stIll BleedIng and He touched my arm as soon as I notIced It I wIped It off then 40 mInutes later I used peroxIde so could the HIV vIrus Have already Have entered my Body or Been kIlled NOTE: my frIends Blood Had Been outsIde of the Body But stIll BleedIng
No risk because HIV transmission occurs inside the body when a penis is in a vagina or anus or a syringe is in your arm.
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