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Can Lip Kissing cause STD or other infec
Can Lip Kissing cause STI or any other infection? Is it safe or not.Can Lip Kissing cause STI or any other infection? Is it safe or not.
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Direct contact with infected area might spread STI.
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Take dermatologist consultation for further evaluation.
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Connect please
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If other person is having issues then there are chances of you facing those issues as well.
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If the other person is infected...
Take proper counseling to clear all ur doubts
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Some like hsv
N other infection
Take proper knowledge about this first Chat or call me
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Dr. Dineshvarma
Sexologist
7 yrs exp
Kannur
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Dr. H S Chauhan
Sexologist
17 yrs exp
Bijnor
Most kisses are absolutely harmless and Not all STI’s can transfer from a kiss or smooch
However there are few that should be kept in mind such as herpes, syphilis, and gonorrhea.
Particularly if there is contact with infected sores or lesions in the mouth or on the lips and if there is broken skin or oral mucosal abrasions on the non infected individual.
It is important to practice safe sex and When in doubt get tested regularly if you are sexually active to prevent the spread of STIs.
Getting into more details is beyond the scope of this conversation so No need to panic unless you notice a lesion or something that worries you .
There are specific tests and treatments
Just relax
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Dr H S Chauhan
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