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I might have shared a blood glucose tester pricker will i get hiv or something?
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Could be: If the person with whom you shared the pricker had hiv, you could get infected with HIV or any other infection that person had. If you have any doubt, please get tested as there are effective treatments for HIV and hcv.
Answered 6/10/2014
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