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how contegious is HIV?
Sent to Health Experts June 26 11:34 AM

I went to a strip club the onter night and I one of the dancer let me penetrate her vagina with my finger. When I got home about 30 minutes later, I washed my hands and proceeded to shave my head bold using a razer. I had a couple of cuts from the razer and started rubbing water on my head with the hand that I had all over the dancers vagina? Should I be worried about catching any diseas specially HIV? ?

 

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June 26 11:40 AM (5 minutes and 55 seconds later)
         
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From your scenario above, you have NOTHING to worry about. The reason for this is because STD's, HIV etc. don't live long outside it's natural environment. Once the secretion is dried, so is the virus.

With HIV, it's mostly contagious via blood to blood contact (fresh blood) once the blood would be dried, no virus. And although HIV can be present in body fluid (vaginal wetness, saliva etc) You would need to drink a lot of body fluid. That is why kissing, sharing a cup, spoon etc, is safe. As far as standard STD's, they need to be in a specific environment as well and most are passed from direct skin to skin contact.

So from what you did, you are fine. But do always take precautions, especially if you are unsure of the other partner.

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