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have some scary events:
1. at the time of my blood test for hiv doctor who took my blood could not find my veins (probably because of my stress) and then he put the needle on the table? then he found my vein and insert the needle into my hand. whether the hiv virus can be attached to the syringe? (needle new)
2. is itchy on the face and neck and hands Hiv symptoms without a rash
1. at the time of my blood test for hiv doctor who took my blood could not find my veins (probably because of my stress) and then he put the needle on the table? then he found my vein and insert the needle into my hand. whether the hiv virus can be attached to the syringe? (needle new)
2. is itchy on the face and neck and hands Hiv symptoms without a rash
You were probably dehydrated, which makes it nearly impossible for someone to draw a blood sample. The next time you're due for bloodwork, you should make sure to be hydrated as much as possible because then your veins will be much easier to locate. In any case, there is nothing in your post that is remotely scary or HiV related so you have nothing to worry about.
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