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Author Topic: Accidental semen contact with eyes  (Read 1684 times)

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Offline TheNormalLife

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Accidental semen contact with eyes
« on: April 25, 2017, 10:00:51 pm »
Perhaps being asked a bit too many times but couldn't find anything on this site. A tiny amount of semen might have been in contact with my partner's eye. He quickly rinsed it and knowing the virus is very fragile he applied a few  drops (I think antibiotics, not useful except for changing the PH and the fragile environment in which the virus could live).

I've been UD since the beginning, almost two years now.

I feel awful, like a newbie in this... Sorry for asking.

Ray
09/14 Conversion
12/14 Diagnosed
12/14 CD4-6; VL-4245 (wrong CD4 test)
01/15 CD4-530 (pheeew)
01/15 CD4-755
03/15 CD4-545; VL-14401
04/15 CD4-623; VL-4531
04/15 Truvada/Efavirenz
07/15 CD4-595; VL-UD
08/15 CD4-763; VL-UD
11/15 CD4-581; VL-UD
03/16 CD4-523; VL-UD
07/16 CD4-655; VL-UD
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03/17 CD4-669; VL-UD

Offline hiv_rizzy

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Re: Accidental semen contact with eyes
« Reply #1 on: April 25, 2017, 10:38:27 pm »
being undetectable  in itself says how almost impossible any infection would take place plus the virus is has to go through various barriers before it can enter the blood stream. I wouldn't worry over this!! Should be fine
Discovery! April 26, 2016
- Positive test confirmed by blood test
2016
-Viral load and CD4 unknown
-May 31st update - big delay at gov hosp lab
#July 9th late Results: CD4 16/ VL 13, 027
*Prescribed Atripla combo with Bactrim
#September CD4 97 / VL UD
2017
February CD4 137 / VL UD

 


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