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A member asked:
Can hiv live outside of the body in liquid or oil? i am on trt and i wont see my doctor before my refill is due so a friend gave me a half used bottle that and i dont know what risks there might be by injecting since it has been used?
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STOP! There is no greater risk of contracting HIV, hepatitis, endocarditis, or sepsis than sharing injection needles or used medication vials! There is also nothing about interrupting testosterone replacement therapy that could be considered dangerous or life-threatening. Do not share needles or medication vials with anyone
Answered 5/29/2022
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