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The risk is so low and theoretical that it’s not worth worrying about. Think about it: HIV is transmitted through semen, blood, vaginal and rectal fluid, and breast or chest milk. People living with HIV who are treated with HIV medications and who are virally suppressed (undetectable) cannot transmit HIV through sex―the main mode of transmission of HIV in the U.S.―even if you come into contact with any of these fluids during sex.
But in the context of being masturbated by a person living with… read more
I read once that the odds of transmission from a needle stick with known HIV infected blood was 1:1000.
People would say they were "giving up sex until a cure was found." I would say, "you are far more likely to die in a car crash, yet you haven't given up driving."
Fear makes people irrational about risk.
I hope not or I got hiv 3,000 times lol but all joking aside unless there’s some sort of cut on the hand I highly doubt it
The chances are pretty much 0, but it can happen.
For instance, did you ever cut your hand or finger and not realize it? That open wound can be infected with HIV, You can also get HIV through the eyes if semen gets in your eye.
Thanks for the info
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