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HIV Drug Question
Just a question.
If a IV drug user used a tea spoon to burn his/her drugs and put the needle on the spoon to fill the syringe, is this a risk for HIV if the person did not clean the spoon and someone else used the spoon to make a hot drink of tea or coffee? I know this is very strange but it is freaking me out.
If a IV drug user used a tea spoon to burn his/her drugs and put the needle on the spoon to fill the syringe, is this a risk for HIV if the person did not clean the spoon and someone else used the spoon to make a hot drink of tea or coffee? I know this is very strange but it is freaking me out.
1 more question.
Is there any risk to me if I touched HIV sperm without knowing? I mean when it is outside the body... If I touched it and rubbed my eyes, or eat some food would this be a risk if I had these fluid on my hands?
Is there any risk to me if I touched HIV sperm without knowing? I mean when it is outside the body... If I touched it and rubbed my eyes, or eat some food would this be a risk if I had these fluid on my hands?
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