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How Many Got Hiv From Kissing On The Lips
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Can u get AIDS by kissing(lips 2 lips)hi there i was wondering if one could get AIDS just by kissing someone.[tongue to tongue]I WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU COULD SEND ME MORE DETAILS ON HOW ONE COULD GET HIV POSITIVE (aids) # mehul...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
Please submit this question to The Body's Safe Sex and HIV Preventiobn Forum...
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KISS ON THE EYE WITH BLOODY LIPSHi doctors, I know HIV cannot be transmitted via casual contact but this scenario is different as... Read more »accept my a kiss on you forehead not on the "lip"Would you please stop I want to get off accept my a kiss on you forehead not on the... Read more »
Articles
A Kiss Is Just a KissIf you were anywhere near a television set last summer, you inevitably heard about that case of HIV infection that appears to have resulted from kissing and kissing alone. And, admit it -- the news gave you at least a moment's pause. You couldn't... Read more »
Disclosure Etiquette, Part 1: Do I Have to Kiss and Tell?This is the first in a series of articles exploring the etiquette associated with telling other people that you have HIV/AIDS. Over the past 20 years, I have watched people living with HIV/AIDS suffer and struggle with disclosing their status.... Read more »
Dating, Youth and HIV: From Both SidesDating is hard enough at 16. But when you factor in HIV, you instantly shift from the innocence of sneaking a kiss in the hallway between classes to serious matters that most grown ups aren't even ready to deal with. There are lots of young people,... Read more »
That NightDAMN THAT NIGHT THE NIGHT spent kissing kissing your neck and wonderful lips luscious luscious to feel so lovely into the night touching you in places that I rarely go to/went to and feel that fine fine ... Read more »
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do i get hiv if i kiss
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
i kissed my girfriend who is hiv+ve,i noticed that her lower lip was bleeding slightly after that is there any chance tht i will also get hiv+ve.
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A kiss to kill?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I had an open sore on my lip. I kissed somebody, but not deep kissing. I ate her, but just barely and only briefly and my lip didn't touch hers. A week later she was pretty sick (sore throat, cough and fever). I have no possibilities of having any...
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kissing question
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
ive read that alcohol kills the hiv virus. so i was wondering, if 2 people are french kissing and drinking beer at the same time. lets say one person has bleeding gums, will the beer kill the virus??? just wondering....
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will I be infected by kissing?
Posted by worrying, 1 Reply
Hello, Four months ago, I dated with a male net friend, whose HIV status was unknown to me. In our date, he kissed and licked my cheek, lips and part of gum. But we didn't have deep kissing, no direct tongues' contact either. The only thing I've... Read more »
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