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Dr plz provide info about my query actally I'm a cable operator man once I visited the foreign lady house during my work the lady provided me water bottle I drinked the water after 10 min during the time of drying also I had small sores I think the lady poured her blood i think she had hiv in this way can I get infected how much the virus will survive in water it was almost ten days I had small lymph nodes
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Hi sir
Stop worrying, you don't get infected just by drinking water even if it is contaminated with blood.
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if you still have doubt go to any lab where you can get HIV-PCR test done.
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please consult a psychiatrist in person.
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No. It's just phobia and anxiety
You are getting obsessive thoughts regarding same.
Please take treatment in form of therapy or medicine
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Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling online or in person
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