Blood Splash Negative At 16 Weeks

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blood splash to eyelid and possible eye as well as lip

could i be hiv positive? i had a blood splash to my eyelid and possible eye as well as to my lip last august.at the time of exposure patient status was unknown. i went on PEP about an hour later but never took it for the entire 4 weeks. my baseline...

Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.

Tufts University School of Medicine

Please refer your HIV questions to the HIV forum. I would not expect you to be HIV infected based on this exposure. However, you should always follow up with your employee health service for testing whenever you are started on PEP. Your recent... Read more »

Blood splash in eyes WORRIED

Hey doc first off ur awsome and second ur going a great job. I'm currently a Paramedic and... Read more »

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D. »

Splash of Blood on my skin

Hi Dr Bob,Hats off to you..No words can describe what you do...I just started my residency and I... Read more »

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Six week negative. Girlfriend and I still symptomatic. 'ARS can last for up to ten weeks'(?)

Posted by 908320498, 4 Replies

Hi guys, just a quick update from:

http://www.thebody.com/cgi-bin/bbs/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Board=infected&Number=269032

Six week test results came back:

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'HIV 1/2 Antigen/Antibody: Not Detected (not sure on... Read more »

Blood splash risk?

Posted by lizzy, 1 Reply

So I am probably worrying over nothing. I work in a lab and felt very stupid as was not wearing gloves at the time. I was uncapping blood samples and whilst doing so a couple of drops of serum (blood) flicked onto my thumb. I washed it thoroughly... Read more »

5 week negative after 'exposure'

Posted by radger, 2 Replies

you might remember me, I was freaking out over an exposure of precum on an open kinda-bleeding scratch on my perineum. you told me not to worry, but at 3 weeks, my knees became extremely painful out of nowhere, with a tender groin lymphnode. this... Read more »

12 Week Negative

Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies

Thanks to all of you who answered my questions and gave me support. I hope this is the end of this awful experience. I have learned my lesson. I would espeically like to thank PVS and Jackie Blue. You both are great. I still want to get a six... Read more »

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