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Seroconverting After Toilet Splash
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Can you get hepatitis from toilet water splash back?Hi Doctor, I would apprecite an answer to this question very much.I have honestly searched 'hepatitis from toilet water splash back,' 'can you get hepatitis from toilet water?' and 'hepatitis and water,' in all the...
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
I would NOT consider this a risk.......
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India: Condom Vending Machines to Be Set Up in Delhi Public ToiletsVending machines dispensing condoms and oral contraceptives will be set up in public toilets by the Delhi city, India, administration. The machines will be installed on an experimental basis at 10 toilet blocks initially and, if successful, will be... Read more »
HIV Transmission in a State Prison System, 1988-2005HIV prevalence among state prison inmates is estimated to be more than five time higher than for the general US population, the study authors noted. However, data on transmission, risk modification after diagnosis, transmission networks, and... Read more »
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Toilet concerns:
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
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. Read more » Dirty Toilet Rim Water in Eye
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I was recently went to a unisex toilet, and somehow managed to have some water splash from the rim into my eye. The rim was pretty dirty but didn't have any noticeable blood, but it could have had other body fluids on it. What is the risk here? I...
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Seroconvertion
Posted by jeffo444
What is the longest period ever seen in the world for someone to suffer seroconvertion?
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seroconverting
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it true that if one is seroconverting they would not test positive at that time,or would one test positive while there seroconverting.Can anyone help.Read more »
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