Hiv positive t shirt
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Hi.I have a relative who is hiv positive. She is not aware that I know she is hiv positive. The other day she asked me to scratch her back, which i did. Then she requested for me to slide my hand underneath her t-shirt and scratch harder. She had pimples on her back and insisted that I scratch her back hard. what if i had a small cut on my fingers from cutting my nails etc. would I be exposed if i scratched the pimple open by accident.
You had no HIV risk from this incident that you described. Besides, you were wearing a t shirt and jacket and she didn't even draw any blood so there's no risk of anything at all from that.
Because you had no risk of HIV than obviously none of your symptoms have anything to do with HIV. Also, since you had no risk then there is no reason to test for HIV because there was no exposure to HIV.
1) having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles.
If you do not do either of those, you will never have to worry about HIV.
ist hr is it due to hiv acute infection after 3 weeks of exposure esr is always high in hiv positive people 2 weeks before my esr was 8mm/ist hr why there is increase in my esr rate this is 100% due to recent hiv acute infection please tell me what to do and do i need to post my complete bloo count result
After your last reply to Peter467 I began to relax less anxziety as no intercourse took place. However last night I had night sweats my t shirt neck was wet..this is additional to the sweats above my mouth under my nose that have been there for several weeks I am at 3 and a half weeks since the incident and thinking positive but the sweats will not go away and my body feels hot all the time.
Of course i had a t-shirt on and in the next morning there was just a slight mark of her teeth, almost unnoticable, cause the bite was not too hard and through my t-shirt. -Does it posses any risk of HIV or other infection ? After 4 weeks , I got a HIV COMBO AG/AB test after 4 weeks and it cameback negative , How percentage does it changes at 12 weeks?.Is my test conclusive. Please help me!
When I got to the message room, I took my clothes off, except underwear. I placed my white t shirt in the bed so my underwear would not touch the towel that was laying in the mat.
She went to the next room and brought a bottle of oil. She brought the bottle of oil with her hand, forgot which. She poured oil in her hands and rubbed her hands together. She then placed her hands on my mid back and proceeded upward where my wound was located in my upper back.
It is a very bothering sore throat that causes me to cough repeatedly because of the tickle in my throat. for one night I woke up and my shirt was soaking wet with my sweat so I got up and changed it, then I wake up and my shirt is soaked again! i felt uneasy about this but thought the fact i drank a lot of water before bed might of been the reason. that has stopped but still I have a sore throat and it hurts.
Is there a risk of HIV transmission from fresh blood stain on a shirt to a fresh wound/cut ? I helped out a fellow that was bleeding from an accident,his shirt was soaked in blood,I forgot that I had a a fresh cut on my hand earlier in the day. There was definitely blood contact from his soaked shirt and my cut. I need your professional comments on this matter, as it's making me worried.
Annoying though it is and it probably ruins his clothes after a while, it is a harmless habit which soothes him just like sucking his thumb or carrying round a security blanket would. My son used to do this too. The collars of his t-shirts were always damp, his cuffs stretched and chewed....and there was the corner of his duvet cover which was always scrunched, twisted and damp!! Obviously helped him relax to sleep to be sucking on it! I just ignored it.
Even in the unlikely circumstance that he had HIV, getting blood on your shirt would not put you at risk for HIV. While the moisture of the blood might pass through the material of your shirt, this virus would likely bind to the material. Further the virus dies very quickly on exposure to the environment outside of the body. Surface contamination with HIV infected blood has close to no risk for infection.
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