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A member asked:
Masuese scratched open ingrown hair pimple on back with her nail. i might have had some blood, not sure if she had any cut or blood on her hand, if there was is it any risk of hiv?
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Repeat question, same answer. No risk at all.
Answered 8/23/2023
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