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Paranoia Posted: 08-28-06 19:21pm


I'm constantly worried about contracting things from touching household items. I had poison ivy rashes years ago, and I hear that the bacteria can linger on clothes or tools you touch (or household items?) for years. Does the same go for warts or foot fungus? Am I wrong to be this paranoid?

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