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If the skin was open then yes, it is possible. See a doctor and tell him/her what you did.

unless you had an open sore yourself at the time and exact place probally not. but an hiv check is free .. your next date .....you both  could be paying forever..???

No - HIV can only be passed on through bodily fluids - little evidence via  tears or their saliva - kissing is OK so long as there are no open sores in the mouth  - No need to have separate cups, glasses, plates or cutlery.Touching a pimple on a person suffering from HIV and rubbing it on yourself you would have to find an open wound on yourself for the virus to enter and the pimple would need to be open. Gloves are needed with blood and wipe up the blood using bleach 1 in 10 with water

HIV cannot be caught by sharing food, drink, clothes, towels, toilet seats, door handles. Nor from social contact, ordinary school activities, touching or shaking hands, hugging, or swimming pools. TMI sorry did the course.Yes of course check with DR please or find other sources.

To touch a person with HIV is no mistake - we all need touching and stroking.especially someone with HIV..

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Yes ck with DR

Not unless you licked your hands, HIV can only be passed through bodily fluids. So through blood transfusion.Or actual ingestion.