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THE ANOSCCOPY IS DIPPED UNDER DISINFECTED CHEMICAL WITH IS THE CLEANING PROCESS ACCORDING TO GUIDELINE THEN TO YOU HAVE ANY QUERY YOU CAN GO TO VIRAL MARKER TEST FOR SAFER SIDE

No all the instruments used in such procedures are very well sterlised and proper way of of sterlising techniques are used. You still can ask your doctor about it

Usually scopes are being sterilized using various solutions...as you are being treated by a doctor..he would be more aware about it..and how to care for you people...you could ask about it and he will clarify...

Absolutely not

No risk of HIV

Hello, I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician (Ex Govt Medical Officer at RML Hospital, New Delhi), and your case has been allotted to me. Thank you for sharing your concern. I understand why this situation feels worrying. Important reassurance 👉 There is NO risk of HIV transmission in the scenario you described. Why this is safe HIV transmission requires: • Fresh infected blood or body fluid • Direct entry into bloodstream in sufficient quantity In your case: • Instrument was washed before use • HIV virus does not survive well outside the body • It gets inactivated quickly with drying, water exposure, and environmental conditions 👉 Simply rinsing and environmental exposure significantly reduce any theoretical risk. About medical practice • Ideally, instruments should be properly sterilized or disinfected • However, even in suboptimal cleaning, HIV transmission through such instruments is extremely unlikely and practically not reported About your fissures Even though fissures are present: • There was no direct exposure to fresh infected blood • So no risk of HIV transmission Do you need testing or treatment? 👉 No HIV test or prophylaxis is required based on this exposure Important reassurance This is a very low risk to no risk situation. You can be completely reassured. When to consult Only if you develop: • Pain, discharge, or infection locally (Not related to HIV) For personalised reassurance or further doubts, you can reach out to me directly on WhatsApp at 85271646 seven seven. Wishing you peace of mind. Dr. Romain Rajan General Physician

Yes. This is the way.

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No.

There is virtually zero risk of HIV transmission from an anoscope used in a clinical setting, even if it is a reusable instrument. HIV is an extremely fragile virus that cannot survive for long outside the human body or when exposed to water, air, or cleaning agents. Medical clinics follow standard disinfection protocols that effectively neutralize such viruses

Dont worry

This is not at all the route of transmission for hiv.

No risk of hiv

It won't cause HIV ,it spreads other ways .But without sterilization,this may causes other bacterial infection.

Don’t worry, HIV is not transmitted in this way, so you are safe 😊 if you’d like a detailed explanation, you can book a consultation.

Don't worry,  you are safe from hiv in this scenario.  Hiv is not transmitted like this

No it can lead the infection some bacterial but not hiv

No worry , hiv dont transmitted like this.

may be that was not water for sure dont worry for hiv in this

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult

No risk of hiv

No

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

If unsterile procedure is not used No risk

Do consult