This is your fourth question on the forum. It's more than a year after your previous three, but your questions have all been similar. Here's part of my reply from your very first, nearly two years ago:  "HIV has never been known to be transmitted by exposure of a healing cut." Your next two question raised similar concerns. And this concern really is just plain nonsense. Are you really concerned about catching HIV because you were in a clinic where many patients might have HIV? Where in heaven's name did you become fearful that just being in a room or building with HIV infested persons, could result in transmission of the virus? I'm sorry you are "very anxious about HIV", and glad to hear your current test was negative. On one hand, it can be said that no question from a concerned patient is "silly". But you really should not be at all concerned. There has never been a case of HIV not acquired by truly intimate contact or massive blood exposure.

This is your fourth forum question, all of them reflecting your exaggerated concerns about HIV from situations and exposures that almost everybody undrestands carry little or no risk. You will never be infected by sexual contact that does not include unprotected penile penetration into a partner's vagina or rectum (and maybe mouth but only very rarely). Let's have no more about hand-genital contact, oral sex, etc; those issues have been completely answered in your existing discussions. Please note the forum policy against repeated questions on the same topic, especially when anxiety driven, or about events that are well known to carry no risk of HIV. Excessive questions may be deleted without reply and without refund of the posting fee. This policy comes from compassion, not criticism; experience shows that repeated answers tend to prolong anxiety rather than relieving it, because there's always a "yes but" or "am I the exception" sort of thinking. Such questions also have lower educational value for other users, one of the forum's goals. Thanks for your understanding.