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Fingering my own anus
I have a weird habit of sometimes fingering my anus hole either for self pleasure or out of habit.
So if I had small traces of blood contained in food from eating outside and it managed to get under my finger nails from the food and later after 1/2 hour if I use the same finger to finger my anus and it gets in contact with my rectal fluids then can that blood(not mine) under my finger nail infect me from HIV after coming in contact with my rectal region?
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Better to get a psychiatrist opinion about your habit , otherwise aids is not possible by your theory
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Dr. Shreyansh Patil
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No it won't
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Dr. (Major) Sriniwas Gupta
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How will eating food from outside can contaminate finger with outside blood?
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