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Anxiousness
Little bit anxious
Myself medico house surgeon approx more than mnths back I have exposed to hiv blood spilled on my hand when I am removing glove on that time I didn't notice any cut but two days later I have seen a there was a very minute peripheral cut I didn't notice it Bczz at the time of cut also there is no bleed as it was not deep cut..Only peripheral I had repeat the 4th gen duo tests untill 4mnths after incubation Time also I had repeated the it was negitive...But little bit anxious when I remember that ..incident during that time I am alsmost anxious depressed also taken antidepressents from my family dr. Upto nowI am perfectly alright.. Cd 4 count is also normal range >500
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Amisha Mirchandani
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9 yrs exp
Thane
Hello I understand your concerns
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