Velsor
(?)Community Member
- Posted: Fri, 27 May 2005 06:22:12 +0000
Okay, today I cut myself with kitchen scissors...the depth of the cut is similar to the depth of what a cat scratch would be.
I just read something on how if you cut yourself with an object that is not sterile, you can get aids and hepatitis C...I was wondering if that only happens if somebody who has aids or hep C had cut themselves on that object before. Aids and hep C doesn't just spawn out of nowhere, right? (Or from non-people?) And even if that object did have something on it that was bad and disease-like, it wouldn't get spread to you through a cut similar to a cat scratch, would it? And then, if it did, would Neosporin be able to kill it if it was applied a couple hours after the cut was made?
Sorry for all the questions...I'm basically just looking for reassurance that I'm not doomed to having a lifelong disease-thing just cause I cut myself on a pair of kitchen scissors...
Anyway, thanks for your time ^^;;
I just read something on how if you cut yourself with an object that is not sterile, you can get aids and hepatitis C...I was wondering if that only happens if somebody who has aids or hep C had cut themselves on that object before. Aids and hep C doesn't just spawn out of nowhere, right? (Or from non-people?) And even if that object did have something on it that was bad and disease-like, it wouldn't get spread to you through a cut similar to a cat scratch, would it? And then, if it did, would Neosporin be able to kill it if it was applied a couple hours after the cut was made?
Sorry for all the questions...I'm basically just looking for reassurance that I'm not doomed to having a lifelong disease-thing just cause I cut myself on a pair of kitchen scissors...
Anyway, thanks for your time ^^;;