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Does Kissing Cause Sexually Transmitted Diseases?
Dear, I have an enquiry and will highly appreciate your feed back. I had a deep strong kissing with girl who is working in a night club. I brushed my teeth in the early morning of that day and it bleeded, and this kissing took place at night, and during the day my teeth was ok, it only bleeded during brushing my teeth and stopped once I finished. After I went back home (at night after kissing) I was afraid that my teeth still bleeding or if there are any signs of cuts or scratched but I did not see any. I pressed on my gum with my finger in several areas to check if it is gonna bleed again or not and it bleeded slightly between one of my front teeth and the gum. Am afraid of being infected or something since I don t know anything about the girls history. Please advise as am terribly worried
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Thank you for query.kisses can spread some infections bacterial viral including herpes HPV etc provided one of them has infection.
In your case bleeding may be due to friction or minor injuries or some vitamin C deficiency.take some vitamin tabletsvwith vitamin C.
In your case bleeding may be due to friction or minor injuries or some vitamin C deficiency.take some vitamin tabletsvwith vitamin C.
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