Infected Blood contact

2019-01-31 04:40:48
Respected Sir /Ma'am, Does accidental licking of infected Blood could lead to AIDS? Actually I accidentally licked blood from my hand, the blood came when I went in hospital. Kindly help
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If you have come in contact of infected blood superficially over your hand without having any cut at contact place.
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you don't worry. infection Will not cause any until it will not come in contact to blood supply.
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Answered2019-01-31 14:28:57

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Hi dear the virus immediately dies when it comes in contact of external surrounding No need to worry

Answered2019-01-31 07:15:02

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Hi, don't get panic but have to do blood test for detecting the virus load, consult any physician
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needs details consult online for further guidance

Answered2019-01-31 07:06:45

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Yes it can .. Please consult with me on my private chat window for full details...

Answered2019-01-31 06:39:02

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Dear,  don't worry  There is no difference in accidental or purpose full blood leaking Don't worry  If u getting more and more worried,  consult one good physician  and do the viral load blood test,  hiv hbsag hcv   , so that can help u. Only getting panic no output Take care 

Answered2019-01-31 05:25:48

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Please chat personaly

Answered2019-01-31 05:01:36

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No until you have a cut or open surface.
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Chat and clear your doubts

Answered2019-01-31 07:19:55

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Share me some more details

Answered2019-01-31 05:10:50

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If u licked your own blood, there should not be any problems

Answered2019-01-31 04:50:50

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Hello dear explain more ! Need more details
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come on private chat

Answered2019-01-31 04:44:28

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