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catgirl15
I believe this is because if you had to receive blood during the surgery, it could have been contaminated with HIV or other viruses like hepatitis B or C. Granted, all blood products are screened at donation for viruses, but there's a window of infection in a person when the virus can't be detected. For example, a donor could have been infected with HIV a week or two before he donated, and his blood won't test positive for HIV at that point. If that blood was then given to you, a year gives your body plenty of time to test positive for HIV if it's there.
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