I got on the bus and the driver gave me change.  Then I went to the mall.  I opened the refrigerator, bought cola and water, made my payment.  then i saw red spots on my fingertips.  There was a small wound for a day or two on the edge of the nail.  blood was not flowing.  .there may have been blood in that wound.  I may have touched it. I don't remember if the blood came from the bus driver or from the market.  If blood comes to my wound after 30-60 seconds.  Will it be hiv?  my second question.  I went to the cafe with my daughter.  The waitress had razor cuts on her arm.  but blood was not flowing.  the waiter gave my daughter a karaoke microphone and a coke.  If my daughter has a wound, will she get HIV this way?  We need need a test?    Hiv test and hepatitis c. Thank you

I had pulled the skin off the top of my nail.  It wasn't bleeding, but it was red and had a small cut.  .  , as much as the exclamation mark I wrote here!  .  There may have been blood on it, but I don't know how much it was.

Welcome to our Forum and thanks for your questions.  I’ll be glad to comment.  My sense is that you are more worried about HIV brisk than you need to be.  Most people do not have HIV and when persons have untreated HIV (effective HIV treatment makes the person non-infectious) there are NO exposure, including sexual and direct injection of infectious material, that result in infection in more than 1% of exposed persons.---

Ok thanks dr. İ understand that me and my daughter no in risk and no need test. Thanks you. 

Last kne dr. If i  touch the blood on my finger, if I touch that little wound and cut, if I play, it's like a massage.  Does it increase the chance of contracting HIV?

No, even if you touch the blood with your finger which has a scratch or a cut on it this does not change your risk for HIV. I still consider this a virtually no risk event with no need for testing. EWH---

Final answer.  Yes, irrespective of the timing.  Still a virtually no risk event. ---

Just one small addition. As I said in my initial response, I sincerely believe you are worrying entirely too much about the risk of acquiring HIV. EWH---

thanks for help

this a virtually no risk event. what means  its mean little risk or in theory risk

dear dr ı ask my daughter need hıv or hepatitis c test. you only told me no need hıc test.  what about hepatitits c pls 

As you know, we provide up to three answers to each client's questions- this is my 4th response which will complete the thread.  The thread will then be closed without further responses.---