HIV problem. I can get hiv with this.

according to the CDC, if a person is stuck by a needle with HIV-positive fluid on it, approximately 2.3 out of 1,000 individuals, if untreated, will become infected with HIV. So, the odds of being infected with HIV from a needlestick injury are less than one percent HIV is still mainly concentrated at specific groups unlikely to be travelling with you on an airplane. Chances of lady to be suffering from HIV is very very minimal. Even if she has, chances of the amount of blood incontact in significant amount is also very very rare. Even if these odds are there ( which now would be an astronomical number),  u getting Hiv is even almost nil. So relax and show doctor for bad stomach/viral illness. U will not get HIV . n last google ain't no doctor. N symptoms u mentioned, are very common n not specific of HIV infection. So take chill pill :)