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Can a tiny dot of hiv+ blood infect you if it is on your underwear?
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Blood anywhere: Caution is suggested when there is blood on any surface especially near your moist tissue areas like genitals, mouth, eyes. Consider a visit to your local clinic for baseline tests. Practice safe sex. Follow up with your local healthcare provider.
Answered 2/19/2016
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