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I want know about hiv transmission risks
If hiv blood splashed in eye, if that can transmit the disease,? What is the rate of transmission How much is the risk
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There are only four methods of getting HIV. 1) Born with HIV (mother to baby transmission) 2) Sexual intercourse 3) Substance abuse, sharing syringes and needles. 4) Blood transfusion. Your getting a splash in the eyes is not a known method of getting HIV. How do you intend to get the blood splashed in the eyes ?
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0.09% risk of transmission .
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Connect please
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connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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V low risk
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Consult
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