The risk is minimal and requires that you had sores in your mouth at the moment. However, you might want to test yourself for HIV infection three weeks after the contact. Negative results on this and the additional tests three and six months after the exposure would definitely rule out the possibility of HIV infection.

hi, i had contacted patients blood on my hand while at work, is there any risk of getting hiv infection....?

i had sex whith a sex worker(PROTECTED SEX) but i touched her wagina and when i finished i soad that i have signs of blood under my fingernails..after 10 min i washed my hands whith anti bacterial ...if she is hiv infected can i get infected like that ..pls answer this

DR..ANDRIJANA dali mozete da mi dadete mail posto vaka neznam kako da ve kontaktiram sakam da ve prasam nesto sa HIV/SIDA vemolam

There is no risk of catching HIV given the guy that hadd cut had HIV and you also hadn't any internal injury in mouth os your stomach.

If you can be sure that you didn't have any such injury at that time then there'll will be no harm. This because HIV spreads only through blood contact.