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Wound from blood draw
Hi! How's everything?
So a week ago I had a body examination and got a little wound from the blood draw process. Two days after that, I had dinner with my friend who was HIV+. During the dinner, my friend touched my wound ( the one I got from the blood draw) by accident and my question is: if my friend had a cut on her hand and thus had some of her blood on her fingers, would I be at risk?
I sincerely appreciate your help!
So a week ago I had a body examination and got a little wound from the blood draw process. Two days after that, I had dinner with my friend who was HIV+. During the dinner, my friend touched my wound ( the one I got from the blood draw) by accident and my question is: if my friend had a cut on her hand and thus had some of her blood on her fingers, would I be at risk?
I sincerely appreciate your help!
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