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Fingering with 1 day old peeled skin
Does fingering with 1 day old little peeled skin, little blood come when the skin peeled.what are the chances of Hiv
We are sorry you are so anxious and afraid. Please review the information our members have provided about what the actual risks are for HIV and please note, they have expressed you did not have a risk.
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I'll just chime in to agree with CurfewX. There is no risk involved with your activity. We know a lot about HIV these days. How people get it is very clear. You didn't have a risk. Wear a condom for anal or vaginal sex and don't share IV drug needles and you'll never have to worry about HIV.
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Your chances of getting HIV through your finger are ZERO. It doesn't matter what the situation is. You will never contract HIV from fingering, or through your finger.
HIV is transmitted by
1) having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous drug needles with other people.
Nothing else that you can think of is a risk for HIV.
HIV is transmitted by
1) having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous drug needles with other people.
Nothing else that you can think of is a risk for HIV.
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Thank you for your response...it really really worries me.the broken skin statement really worried me a lot...
Thank u....thank you...it realy helped me a lot...So is there any need of testing
Thank u....thank you...it realy helped me a lot...So is there any need of testing
No. There is no reason to test for a disease you cannot possibly have.
Thank you so much..thank you
Some small white bumps appear on my inner upper lip,they are not itchy not painful....I am really anxious...I am really sorry but I am really afraid..
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