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Can a toilet paper conteminated with hiv blood dropped in toilet bowl transmit hiv to someone if water from bowl splashes back to her vegina?
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No. HIV is never transmitted by contact with blood in the environment. This sort of event has no chance of transmitting HIV or other STDs.
Answered 9/3/2023
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