HIV Could Contract Through Kissing

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HIV Is primary described by health officers as a “terrifying illness” that can be spread in a variety of ways. Yet, young people have been and will continue to be troubled by the subject of whether the virus might be spread by kissing a partner about whom they have doubts.

Depending on the specifics, yes and no, because HIV can be spread through kissing only in very rare instances. In response to a CDC report, this article will analyze the single known mode of HIV transmission via kissing.

Although the CDC claims that HIV cannot be communicated by salivary interchange, it is feasible to acquire infection in this context.

Only if one of you has bleeding gums and the blood passes from the body of the HIV-positive person to the body of the HIV-negative person may HIV be transmitted through a deep, open-mouth kiss.

If either of you has a mouth ulcer or a cut lip, and you share a passionate kiss, the two of you run the chance of catching the virus from each other.

Contrary to popular belief, HIV cannot be transmitted during a closed-mouth kiss with an HIV-positive individual.

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