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How Long Is Hiv Alive Outside Body
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How long can HIV in vaginal fluid stay alive outside the body on your fingers?I would to ask you if someone has touched small quantity of HIV+ vaginal fluid and after a while his fingers have dried out, is it considered for HIV to be dead? How long could stay alive outside the body?...
Response from Erik Glenn, M.A.
Chicago Black Gay Mens Caucus
Thanks for your question,As this is a hypothetical situation let me address all the pieces going on here.Once fluid carrying HIV dries, the HIV in that fluid is absolutely dead. HIV can't live outside the body, so once it's in the open air...
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How long does HIV survive outside the body wet or dried?Essentially my father in law lives with us (we take care of him) He is HIV positive. This morning... Read more »How long does HIV live outside the body?or on a persons skin?... Read more »
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Risk or not, Hiv survival outside the body
Posted by mustang77, 1 Reply
Hey guys i ment to post this the other day but have been busy. Heres my situation I had mutal mastribation with another guy and he came on my chest, how long does the virus stay alive? I was not sure if i got any on my penis while cleaning up is...
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To All Experts - HIV Life Outside Body
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Does anyone know how long HIV can live in semen once it is outside the body? I was exposed to semen of unknow status and I'm concerned I could be in infected with HIV (or any thinkg else?) through a dig in my finger. Four weeks later I have had a...
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How long does HIV survive outside the body?
Posted by xtreme, 2 Replies
Hi, I just wanted to know how long HIV survives outside body and how long it would live on lets say a razor?? I get confused about what the CDC says..some say hours some say minutes...would it be more than a day? Thanks Read more » HIV outside the body
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
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