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My question is if i touch someones hand with a scratch on it, then i touch my scratch or mouth, nose, rub my eyes etc, then am i risk of hiv infection for that?
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It takes far more intense and intimate contact to transmit HIV. No risk at all.
Answered 9/27/2023
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