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When I ate my food there was someone else's blood on it. So I without knowing are it. Then there was something stuck in my teeth when I spit it out. So a few drops of saliva and I think maybe that blood on the food mixed with saline fell on my arm. Then when go I g to sleep I without seeing that kep my head on my arm. I placed my ear there. Then I felt something wet so I saw a few drops of saliva mixed with little blood. So a little bit of it went inside my ears. Can it cause hiv or hep? What should I do?
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No chance of hiv or hep with mentioned history above.
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The main cause of getting infected from hiv is unprotected sex. Hiv is a virus that lives in human blood, sexual fluids, and breast milk. It weakens your immune system, so your body has a hard time fighting off common germs, viruses, fungi, and other invaders. Hiv doesn't live in saliva, tears, pee, or sweat -- so it can't be spread by casual contact with these body fluids. If still in doubt, connect with me via call for right consultation.
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