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The estimated risk for infection after a needlestick injury or cut exposure to HCV-infected blood is approximately 1.8%.

so maybe he was just wrestling with a sweaty person on a french beach

imma go with arch on this one

he;s right on hep c being blood to blood

Maybe he stepped on a needle?

maybe he fucked a skank

Not trying to make excuses, just want to think diseases are harder to get

he fucked a beach, dude

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZLBY3lYtsQ

Please let me continue to think that

ohhh wow ok im done reasareching hep c soo glad i never been to a dentist in 10 years

YUP

you can get it from a dentist who worked on a previous patient, and as it's one of those things people dont have symptoms for years

All that tainted blood

Diseased persons should be sent to colonize dangerous lands

you could get it from a surgeon who worked on a previous patient too

no

Just try to go to a dentist who doesn't look like this

they have procedures for that though

because a surgan get new tools every job

like disposable gloves

dentists clean theirs

and sterlizing

right, and by cleaning they clean the hep away

I'd rather just dispose of the surgeon and patient

mistakes happen i got 3 doctors in the famliy, theres a reason even vets do not clean scalpels

Get rid of all the risk

XD

Or have hep+ surgeons work only on hep+ patients

things that go in the body should always then go in the trash

mistakes do happen, I'm just saying, I think you are at greater risk of getting gingivitis that hepatitis

just wipe it down with a damp paper towel, you'll be alright

Yeah, but I can floss that away

nope i take care of my teeth

you still need a deep cleaning every year or two

thats a lie,

no it isn't

It helps.

Some people with softer enamel REALLY need it

totaly is i know how polishing works. that givein one hel of a surface area to bacteria,