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Q: Masturbation In Public Toilet?!
asked by: fsb on October 2nd, 2005
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Hello, there! I am new in this forum and here is my problem.
It is said that self masturbation is 100 safe. Is self masturbation in a public toilet 100 safe? Is it possible to become infected by touching the doorknob of a public toilet which may have sperm on it and then masturbating and as a result becoming infected? I have done that a week ago and I am still scared. Was I at risk of hiv?

Thanks for answering.
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SomeGuy333
replied on October 2nd, 2005
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The only way to get hiv is to have a trade of fluids, you are in no risk from a door knob. And if ur masturbating in a public restroom you need to learn control.
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fsb
replied on October 3rd, 2005
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Thanks for your reply. Ok, let's suppose the following situation: the previous user of the toilet before me was hiv and he soiled the doorknob with his sperm. I touched the doorknob after 5 minutes and after that I touched my penis. Is there risk in that situation? How long time does it take for the virus to die outside the human body?
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fsb
replied on October 6th, 2005
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Someone will give me an answer?
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bobbifoss
replied on October 11th, 2005
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I took an emt class....And they told me once hiv was exposed to air it died within seconds..Unlike other viruses like hepatitis....I would talk to you dr if you are that scared.
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fsb
replied on October 11th, 2005
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Thanks for your reply. In that case, how is possible to get hiv through using unsterilized needles if the virus dies so fast? The needle exchange should be very fast to be able to infect, right?
And why they need to test the blood when the virus dies so fast? If a hiv
person gave his/her blood for transfusion a lot of time will be passed until it is transfused to someone else, therefore enough time for the virus to die. Then why do they need to test it?
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