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hepatitis C transmission risk from very small cut?

hello everyone, hope you are doing well, my story goes like this, i was in the shop buying a fan, and the girl got it from another shop so when she gave it to me i opened it to check it and it has some sharp ends, so it scratched me on finger, bu t it was only like ( 2mm ) and not deep at all, i did not ask the girl if this sharp end did scratch anyone before me, is there any risk?  
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thank you very much for the quick reply, wish you the best :)
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There is really no risk. If it were that easy to "catch" hep C we would see many many more people infected. You are worrying needlessly.
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