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Author Topic: Discarded Toothbrush  (Read 8208 times)

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Offline WorryWart

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Discarded Toothbrush
« on: September 11, 2020, 01:06:55 pm »
Hi,

Sorry, another question from me!

I was in a carpark a few days ago and stepped on someone's discarded toothbrush, I was wearing trainers.  I wiped my foot briefly on the grass and drove home.  No idea how long it had been there. 

I took the shoes off, toe to heal.  If the sole of my shoe touched an open wound (the shoes had given me a blister which was bleeding), is there a risk of hep b or c? 

I also put them in my porch and sprayed them with disinfectant spray, but that only kills bacteria.  Not sure if I should be cleaning with bleach?

I know we step in all sorts of nasty things all the time.  I am now seeing someone about my anxiety btw :)

Offline Lynn K

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Re: Discarded Toothbrush
« Reply #1 on: September 12, 2020, 12:51:42 am »
No risk

Happy to read you are working on your anxiety best of luck
Genotype 1a
1978 contracted, 1990 Dx
1995 Intron A failed
2001 Interferon Riba null response
2003 Pegintron Riba trial med null response
2008 F4 Cirrhosis Bx
2014 12 week Sov/Oly relapse
10/14 fibroscan 27 PLT 96
2014 24 weeks Harvoni 15 weeks Riba
5/4/15 EOT not detected, ALT 21, AST 20
4 week post not detected, ALT 26, AST 28
12 week post NOT DETECTED (07/27/15)
ALT 29, AST 27 PLT 92
24 week post NOT DETECTED! (10/19/15)
44 weeks (3/11/16)  fibroscan 33, PLT 111, HCV NOT DETECTED!
I AM FREE!

 


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