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A member asked:
Am i in any risk of hiv infection if a droplet of any liquid, like drink, paint, cleaning products etc. what is contaminated with small hiv blood gets in my eyes or mouth etc?
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If I clean a mirror stained with blood and the drops from it from the cleaning spray landed on my mouth or in my mouth I can get HIV infection?
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Can spit from an hiv person that may contain blood infect you if it gets in eye or mouth when speaking to them?
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If someone has small amount of blood from chapped lips or in saliva and when talking to you a small amount goes in eye are the HIV risks high?
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I know someone asked similar question, but its not clear to me the answer. So if someone touch any HIV contaminated object then their mouth, nose, rub their eyes, lick that finger, etc can catch HIV infection? Is there any way spread with ice? Thank?
Is there any risk of HIV infection if an object with HIV contaminated blood or body fluid on it accidentally touches my lips or my eyes etc?
I got now a bit confused after what I read. Then someone can get HIV infection if a surface or any object with HIV contaminated blood or body fluid on it accidentally touches their lips or their eyes etc?
Someone can get HIV infection if a surface or any object with HIV contaminated blood or body fluid on it accidentally touches their lips or their eyes etc? Sorry for repost, but as dr said never been a known case is that means no, and no risk?
Is it happens HIV infection if someone touch a stain on an object (possible HIV blood or body fluid) then later lick that finger, or touch their mouth, eye, nose anything?
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