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I was using the bathroom and was cleaning the toilet after i finished i had a bandaid on both hands i raised the seat to clean it looked like dryblood?
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Should be ok: If you are concerned about that exposure, just wash your hands from the dried blood. Otherwise check your legs and bottom for any bleeding and see your doctor for more answers. Good luck
Answered 3/7/2015
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