Welcome to the Forum. The information you have received on the HIV Prevention community site is correct. No one has ever gotten HIV from kissing of any sort- french kissing included . This is true even if the HIV infected person had gum disease, sores in their mouth or blood in their mouth. HIV is not transmitted by kissing. EWH
"This is true even if the HIV infected person had gum disease, sores in their mouth or blood in their mouth. HIV is not transmitted by kissing." Dr.Hook
If you read Dr.Hooks's answer again you will see he already answered this for you.
No change in my answer. There has never been a case of HIV documented to be transmitted by kissing, with or without sores, bleeding, gum disease. EWH
please one more question
i do have sores in my mouth where i bite my lips they dont bleed but i do have cuts.does that put me at a risk? if she is bleeding in her mouth would that matter? i told her about the cuts and she got me a little worried
thanks for helping
Yes it is safe to kiss her again, even if your tongues touch. HIV is not transmitted by kissing. EWH
our tongues was touching when we was kissing is that still safe? she does a hiv for fact. would it be safe to kiss her again?