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A member asked:
Most drs say hiv can not be transmitted by a male fingering a female even if you had small cuts from fingernail bitting, etc?? why? ever been a case?
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HIV: Is transmitted by transfer of bodily fluids or blood. If the finger has active bleeding and is used in fingering then transmission is possible
Answered 12/4/2020
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