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Can i get hiv or hepatitis(BsC) if i pricked skin(no blood just touched it) through sealed vacutrainer needle(new)?
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For HIV NO , hepatitis if vaccinated then no problem
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Just touching your skin with a new sealed needle ,no blood involved ..the risk of HIV or Hep is low
Still if you want to be safe i can guide you on exact steps to check and prevent any risk
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If there was no penetration, blood exchange, or exposure to potentially contaminated blood, There is no risk. You are at risk only if the needle pierced the skin, or if it had been exposed to infected blood and you had direct contact with that.
If the needle only made superficial contact with your skin and there was no direct blood exchange, Risk of getting a HIV or HCV or HBV is negligible
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