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2022-02-07 19:45:52
Can HIV can spread throughout kissing or smooches with the partners and how to avoid having HIV or getting HIV? Please help stressed about it
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There are few possibilities need evaluation come online share details history of exposure and health take care knowledge and Counselling advice Chat online through practo chat

Answered2022-02-08 05:49:51

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Chances are there. Need to discuss.

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Answered2022-02-07 20:42:13

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HIV can surely spread if there is exchange of saliva. HIV is present in all body secretions viz saliva, semen, blood etc. If your partner is HIV positive then he needs to under proper treatment and HIV viral load needs to be adequately controlled. Please have a online consultation so that things can be explained more clearly.

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Chances are present...

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