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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, HIV is transmitted through the exchange of bodily fluids.
HIV is found in bodily fluids.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Looking at the hygiene of the toilet and the surrounding environment, HIV is not so common! As long as the wound doesn't touch anything dirty.
Generally speaking, there should be no problems.
If you can send it, you can call 119 for help, and if you can play with your mobile phone, you can call someone to get your clothes, and then call the police when you are dressed. You can play with your phone, so it doesn't feel like you're in a hurry.
If the mobile phone is water, it is recommended that you do not use it first, take the mobile phone to the local after-sales service center as soon as possible to detect and deal with it, our after-sales service personnel will properly deal with it for you, if there is no water, you can use the mobile phone for a period of time, if there is an abnormal problem, you can consult the small V at any time.
Toilet paper is slightly back, don't push too hard.
Yes, the company should give accident insurance, you can consult and negotiate to solve it, don't make it too stiff, otherwise it will not be good for you, you can make your own decision.
1 All of this risk is extremely low.
AIDS can be transmitted through blood-to-blood contact, but it also requires a certain amount of virus to transmit. Even if the last AIDS patient was cut by a wire, there is not much blood stuck to it, and there is little chance of transmission. It is said that the chance of being stabbed by the tip of a syringe with the virus on it is 1 in 2,000 to become infected >>>More