Health For More » Diseases and Conditions » STDs

Im so paranoid?!?!?!?!?

(3 posts)

  1. Shez T
    Member

    well i know how people say you cant get hiv/aids from kissing.but what if that someone(infected) has a cut in his/her mouth??can he/she transmit the virus to the other person he/she is kissing???and what if the other person has a cut in his/her(not infected) mouth too???and what happens if he/she(not infected) doesnt have a cut???lol.sorry but im just really paranoid..thanks =)

    or like if you lick someone's ear and he/she has a cut there?what happens then?
    i didnt say anything about playin with infected people...its just that some people might have it and dont even know it...
    LOL a kissing condom.haha.yeah i just wanted to be sure..better safe than sorry right?thanks,i feel much better now =)

    Posted 2 years ago #

  2. Sammy
    Member

    AIDS/HIV can be transferred blood to blood, fluid to fluid. The most common was to transmit is through intercourse, blood to blood and breatsmilk. It is possible that if both parties have open cuts in there mouths and they kiss it could then be transferred but it would have to make blood to blood contact.

    I personally think you are making a little to much out of it. One of my good friend is HIV positive and I drink after him as well as smoked after him when I used to smoke. Don't freak yourself out. ]
    Fluid to Fluid
    Blood to Blood
    or ingesting breastmilk from infected party

    WOW, quit playing with infected people? Your right you may not know if someone has it. Just be careful who you have intercourse with. That is the highest transmission and unless you plan on mixing blood with another(sharing needles, etc) you need not stress it. If it was that common for it to be transferred mouth to mouth I'm pretty sure there would be a kissing condom lol. I have kissed quite a few people and have never gotten it. Really don't sweat it.

    Posted 2 years ago #

  3. DrS
    Member

    you are fine but quit playing with infected people

    Posted 2 years ago #

RSS feed for this topic

Reply

You must log in to post.