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If I drink water which contains HIV blood Will I get HIV ,if I have stomach ulcer? Requesting you to please answer
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How do u know  blood is hiv positive?? Hiv remain  active in blood  not in water. So whether  u had ulcer no any hiv possible. Relax .
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No risk of HIV, but if you drink contaminated water, you are at risk of other water borne diseases.
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You should consider professional help.Healthy, well-adjusted individuals don’t typically have urges like wanting to drink water mixed with someone’s blood
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Kindly connect Need few more details.
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There is no evidence or epidemiological data supporting HIV transmission via swallowing contaminated fluids, even with ulcers. This is not a route of HIV transmission. I can assure you that the risk of acquiring HIV by drinking water contaminated with HIV-infected blood is virtually zero, even if you have a stomach ulcer.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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