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Sore On Mouth After Kissing Cut On Lip Worried I Have HIV
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kissing and mouth soresHi there,I have asked this question before but for whatever reason I have not recieved a response.I am a person who worries constantly. I just recieved a negative test (after 6 months) which I am glad about. However, about 3 weeks ago I was visiting...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Transmission throuh kissing is not only not rare, as far as we know, it is nonexistent. The CDC has not documented any cases of transmission through kissing (in the past 20+ years of the epidemic, there was only one reported, yet inconclusive,...
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kissing (MOUTH TO MOUTH CHAMPAGNE, SAKE, AND SHOTS, 2010)i went to a strip bar 6 weeks ago and was with a girl who twice gushed champagne in my mouth... Read more »kissing with cuts in mouthHi Dr. Bob- First off thanks for the tremendous work you do at answering all of our questions as... Read more »
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lip sores unprotected oral hiv risk
Posted by smkl, 1 Reply
HelloI am aware that risk from unprotected insertive fellatio is relatively lower. But what is freaking me out is that post the episode- I discovered a single sore on the inside of her lips- it was not red or yellow, but just as the same texture and... Read more » OPEN MOUTH KISSING NIGHTMARE?
Posted by AussieDude, 4 Replies
Can u get HIV from open mouth Kissing..If I have done Open mouth kissing with a Girl for 5 mins regularly..With Clothes on.. I mean JUST KISSING.. PLease Tell Read more » hiv transmits through kissing
Posted by maruti, 2 Replies
this is vipin my age is 26,last week i kissed one girl its a open mouth kiss for 20secs,there was no blood in my mouth,no cuts,there is any chance to get hiv infection for me,plz help me i was scared
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please help me. deep kiss and cuts .
Posted by ind234567, 2 Replies
i am 26 yr old male from India. 48 hours back i had protected sex with a girl whom i later 100% suspect of being HIV infected. during the sex, we had deep hard kissing for 5 minutes or so and it resulted in my lips getting minor cuts and scratches....
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