yes, i agree, and sadly the community paedatrician gave a similar opinion, thanks again for your input :)
I also suggest you find a doctor that understands HIV and it's transmissions.
Im not ashamed of admitting i may need help, i would not be anxious if i had not been through a scare in the past,which may not have been a trauma to some but i was distressed,a friend died and these anxieties dont just pop up in my head for no good reason, infact it has all surfaced out of nowhere due to the hairdressing incident.
And as for getting educated its very hard because there is so much conflicting information.I visited my doctors and he described hiv as aids and said the hairdresser would know if she had it as she would have symptoms.... i knew this was wrong, i am still shocked he said it, i also rang the THT helpline who said although unlikely it could get in through a small wound, it was only when i stumbled across a post on here about cuts i decided to ask because this post said it COULDNT get in through a superficial wound.... i asked because i was confused, there is one thing we all agree on though i do need counselling although i feel my post was witheld,
Yes seek help for your phobias or get educated.
should we really assume that everyone we meet has HIV, to be safe,? some say yes, i dont know...i think that's the cause of all this anxiety in people...we are told to assume everyone has HIV...!
thanks for your prompt reply, the situation has bought back all the trauma that i went through 20 odd yrs ago, i had been sleeping with someone that was sharing needles with someone that was hiv positive, i didnt find out until later, i was pregnant with my new partner when i was called in to be tested, it was a harrowing time for me, i was negative and i did move forward in my life but its all come flooding back and i worry about my children now, im going to look into getting some counselling. thanks again.
Well put it to bed because at no time was he at risk.