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ulcers in my mouth, most probably not bleeding.

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I had a few ulcers in my mouth,most probably not bleeding but still got slight pain. I took a few sips of alcohol from the glass of a prostitute and she also pick me a piece of food from the bowl which she just had eaten.
What is my chance of hiv infection?


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replied June 17th, 2011
HIV and AIDS Answer A24159
Hello and welcome to e health forum.

You do not have any risk of HIV infection.

HIV is not transmitted by sharing food or drinks with a person, who is possibly infected with HIV.

PLEASE NOTE that HIV is transmitted by any activity where body fluids are exchanged, such as: ‎

‎•‎ Unprotected vaginal, anal and oral sex ‎
‎•‎ Unhygienic Intravenous drug use ‎
‎•‎ Poorly sterilized dental and medical equipment ‎
‎•‎ Unhygienic tattooing ‎
‎•‎ Unhygienic acupuncture ‎
‎•‎ Poorly screened blood transfusions ‎
‎•‎ HIV infected mother to child transmission ‎

I hope this helps.



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replied July 11th, 2011
hiv through food sharing
i do have a block nose and on off flu for about a month now...has this anything to do with it?will doc recommend a blood test?thanks
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