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What Are The Risks From Lip To Lip Kissing
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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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Open sore on lipDear Dr. Bob, I know you have to be tired from all the kissing/saliva questions, but here I go... Read more »chapped lip and bloodhello i had kissing but not really deep deep kissing and realised that i had a chapped lip, slight... Read more »
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Buy Lip Butter and Help Prevent AIDSMTV and the Body Shop have joined forces to raise funds to fight HIV/AIDS and encourage youths to practice safer sex. A newly launched Web site asks visitors to pledge to follow safer-sex guidelines. And the Body Shop is donating approximately $5... Read more »
Fergie's Lip Service Serves Charity Well; MAC's AIDS Campaign to BenefitThe cosmetics company MAC has named singer Fergie, of the group Glamorous, as the newest spokesperson for its Viva Glam HIV/AIDS campaign. Fergie joins Dita Von Teese and Eve, who are already spokespersons for the effort. Fergie said she looks... 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 »
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 »
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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 » Gay man peeling lips oral sex risk
Posted by James99, 1 Reply
I'm a gay man and I constantly peel skin off of my outer lips, some times without noticing it just because they're so chapped. If i gave oral sex to another guy without knowing his status after peeling some skin off (i'm not sure if it was bleeding)...
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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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is chapped lips a sign of hiv infection
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I recently had a high risk encounter and a few weeks after got really cracked chapped lips.I happened to have other symptoms as well just curious cause I haven't heard much about it being a symptom.
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