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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?
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There is very little risk of HIV transmission .If your lips have open cuts or wounds or your gums are bleeding, than transmission is possible. Either way get tested for peace of mind.
Answered 9/11/2023
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