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I have touched a 500 bank note which was colored or blood on it i don't know when I asked the person he said he has withdrawn in 2 days back from ATM and I have small dots on my hand it's red in color it's visible but can't say it is broken skin or not but not bleeding .should I get check for blood born dieses . I touched it 1hr back
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Relax.... Don't take stress or panic .. Take proper counselling to clear ur doubt... If still u fear then get few tests done.. To be safe and sure
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Need not worry
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Hi, as such no real risk. But you may be having health anxiety. Consult online for treatment
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Do not worry no problem it is safe relax
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2days back blood virus will not survive But for very safer side do HIV HBSAG TEST AFTER A month
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No need to do any tests
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