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What is the chance of getting hiv from public toilet i didn't get a chance to look for blood semen or vaginal fluids?
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None: There is essentially no chance of getting HIV from a toilet. The same goes for most other sexually transmitted diseases. Most viruses and bacteria die very quickly after being left in the open. Once the fluid has dried, there is almost no chance the infectious organism will survive to infect you.
Answered 5/24/2015
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