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Eye splash
When I was eating in the restaurant, I went to the very dark toilet, when I turned on the light switch, blood splashed into my eyes, Switch in my eyes next to, I was so scared, I don't know the switch Whose blood.When I went in Toilet inside only I am alone.Do I need to test?
This sounds like you may have a phobia around blood? Is this correct? And health anxiety about blood and HIV? This situation is most certainly a figment of anxiety because realistically, how or why would blood splash off of a surface like a light switch and into your eye? Was it the scene of a homicide? No. This simply put didn't happen.
But the good news is that even if it did (it didn't), it would not be a risk for HIV. HIV is transmitted by having unprotected vaginal or anal sex or sharing IV drug needles. Transmission takes place INSIDE the body and air inactivates the virus. So, a splash that you describe would not transmit HIV.
My suggestion is to speak to your doctor about blood fears and hiv fears as they relate to anxiety disorders.
But the good news is that even if it did (it didn't), it would not be a risk for HIV. HIV is transmitted by having unprotected vaginal or anal sex or sharing IV drug needles. Transmission takes place INSIDE the body and air inactivates the virus. So, a splash that you describe would not transmit HIV.
My suggestion is to speak to your doctor about blood fears and hiv fears as they relate to anxiety disorders.
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