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A member asked:
Can you get hiv from fingering without cuts on the finger?
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HIV risk?: No. Hiv is not caught through skin to skin contact. There is zero risk here, even if there are 'cuts' on the finger's skin.
Answered 1/1/2021
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Better to avoid: Hiv infection transmit by sharing blood, blood product or body fluid . Intact skin usually protect the transmission . However, chances remain if repeatedly exposed to HIV infected genital secretion.
Answered 6/12/2021
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