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Is there any risk?

Hi, here's my situation:
NO.1
I kissed someone may have hiv, the kiss is about 5 to 10 seconds. While kissing, she put her tongue into my mouth, and I did the same. The liqud exchange during the kissing is no more than 10ml. I am not quite sure whether there are some wounds in my month. Because I always use my dental floss after lunch, when is 6 hours before the kiss. And after the kissing, about 30 mins, I brush my teeth. In additon, before or after the kissing, I'm sure there is no oral ulcer in my month, while there might be some wounds I can't see.

NO.2
I've knowed the sweat can't no spread hiv because the virus contained is extremely little but my situation is a little special. We kept holding our hands for a long time. After I left for one hour, I bited my month and I can see the blood. Subconsciously I put my hand and some tissue into my mouth to make the blood slow. So there are two things I'm not sure: Firstly, can virus be killed in one hour while I was going to another palce by the subway. Secondly, even the virus was still here, is there any chance I can get hiv by the sweat-blood spread.

Because the window period is still no passed, and I am worried about my situaion, please answer my questions as soon as possible.
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No risk at all, and you do not need to test.

Kissing is no risk, with or without blood or ulcers.  You also cannot transfer HIV from a hand to your mouth.  HIV doesn't "live" on skin surfaces.
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Somebody believes, most people has some blood in the bloor, so will saliva and blood transfer during kissing?
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Therefore, HIV can be transmitted by blood, genital secretions and breast milk. Bodily fluids associated with waste, like urine, feces, sweat and tears don't have CD4 cells. Neither does saliva. These bodily fluids can't transmit HIV.
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Thanks for the replying.
13 days  after the first situation, I found myself got a gever at 100.4 and felt very tired. I took some meds and felt a sleep. A moon my fever was gone, and I don't felt tired anymore,.But at the night a got my fever back at 100.04 as well as some sore throat. I used the antibody CDV, showed negative.

In additon, I smoked, so I'm worried about the inactivation of slpi would make me more vulnerable by kissinng.

Pleast reply as soon as possible.
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Your fever or any other symptoms do not matter - they are NOT related to HIV as you had no risk.  Smoking or anything else you can think of would not increase the risk - you had ZERO risk.  There is nothing you can add to this scenario that would make it a risk for HIV.  Time to move on from this incident.
So  please answer my some questions :
1.What if I swallowed some saliva contained hiv virus and I got sore throat? In this situation, Is there any chance?
2.About the window period, I believe a person who has shorter period must have more serious symptom during the cute infection period. Is that right?

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