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Do lip kissing transmit HIV virus. Just for education purpose asking. Can anyone please clear my doubt?
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Chances are very low. But if one or both the partner have bleeding gums or oral sores or any cut on lips or u cut the lip during kiss. Thn thr r chances.
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No... but its a very contradictory statement...
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Dear , this is a good question you have asked..
Very rarely transmission has occurred if both partners have sores or bleeding gums. You can't transmit HIV through closed-mouth orsocial kissing with someone who has HIV. You can't transmit HIV through saliva.
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No, it won't
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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Take proper knowledge about this first Chat online
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