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Toilet concerns:
#194598 - 06/05/06 01:57 PM
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I have a few questions about HIV transmission.
if there was menstrual blood in a toilet, and it splashed up on your rectum or vagina, is it possible to get infected?
same question for if there were feces, urine, regular blood or snot in the toilet.
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sunkyst
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If splashes from the toilet spread HIV, then the entire planet would be infected. HIV is difficult to catch in ways other than unprotected sexual intercouse or needle sharing with an infected.
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no risk what so ever..........
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[quote]I unprotected sexual intercouse or needle sharing with an infected. [/quote]
Kinda of an odd way to put it. "I'm an infected"
I'd have to get use to that one. How about someone infected. At least that doesn't make us our disease like 'an infected' does.
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ummmm....i think they proved back in the 80s that people don't get hiv from using the toilet.
why the hell would you even sit on a toilet that had any of that crap floating in it anyway? the horrible sight and smell would be enough to drive most people away. you obviously have a strong stomach.
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