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I was checking my blood suger morning i pricked my finger left hand ..then from another niddle i checked mother's sugar level and her blood touched in my right hand then i i applied sanitizer on the finger from which i touched mother's blood ...then i washed my hand with soap ...I'm worried that both hand touched in which i pricked my finger ..is ther any chanse of infection?
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Don't worry. No infection can occur to you.
The way you keep touching your fingers with other people's blood and used needles, you are as great as Rajanikant.
Both of you can never get any infection.
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Chances are very less but we need a detailed history so it would be best if you come for online consultation.
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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Probably no chance but exceptions r every where
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