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Is it possible to contract a sexually transmitted disease by kissing? What kind of STDs can be transmitted...

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Is it possible to contract a sexually transmitted disease by kissing? What kind of STDs can be transmitted orally? Dr. Lisa Flowers, MD, from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Emory University, answers in this video.

Added: 8/12/09

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By: Guest 9 months ago

Yes, Counselor of PozGroup.com said most of the STDs will not be transmitted except herpes. Herpes is easy to be passed by wet kiss if you are having an outbreak.

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By: herpesfinder More than a year ago

where is my comment

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By: herpesfinder More than a year ago

Kiss can get the herpes STD, i think... you can get more info at stdloves

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Kissing and STDs

Ivan: Hello! I am Ivan from Dayton, Ohio. Can someone get an STD from kissing? Lisa Flowers: It is possible but not common. Herpes Type 1 is the most common STD that can actually be passed by kissing. And it is most commonly known as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters. Whenever someone has a Fever Blister or Cold Sore, it's important not to engage in direct kissing or in any sexual acts that involve oral intercourse because it can pass the Herpes virus to the genitals, or to the other individual if they are kissing them. So very important, if you have a Cold Sore or a Fever Blister, try to avoid kissing your partner directly or performing oral sex. Ivan: Hello! I am Ivan from Dayton, Ohio. Can someone get an STD from kissing? Lisa Flowers: It is possible but not common. Herpes Type 1 is the most common STD that can actually be passed by kissing. And it is most commonly known as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters. Whenever someone has a Fever Blister or Cold Sore, it's important not to engage in direct kissing or in any sexual acts that involve oral intercourse because it can pass the Herpes virus to the genitals, or to the other individual if they are kissing them. So very important, if you have a Cold Sore or a Fever Blister, try to avoid kissing your partner directly or performing oral sex. Ivan: Hello! I am Ivan from Dayton, Ohio. Can someone get an STD from kissing? Lisa Flowers: It is possible but not common. Herpes Type 1 is the most common STD that can actually be passed by kissing. And it is most commonly known as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters. Whenever someone has a Fever Blister or Cold Sore, it's important not to engage in direct kissing or in any sexual acts that involve oral intercourse because it can pass the Herpes virus to the genitals, or to the other individual if they are kissing them. So very important, if you have a Cold Sore or a Fever Blister, try to avoid kissing your partner directly or performing oral sex.

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Ivan: Hello! I am Ivan from Dayton, Ohio. Can someone get an STD from kissing?

Lisa Flowers: It is possible but not common. Herpes Type 1 is the most common STD that can actually be passed by kissing. And it is most commonly known as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters.

Whenever someone has a Fever Blister or Cold Sore, it's important not to engage in direct kissing or in any sexual acts that involve oral intercourse because it can pass the Herpes virus to the genitals, or to the other individual if they are kissing them.

So very important, if you have a Cold Sore or a Fever Blister, try to avoid kissing your partner directly or performing oral sex.
Ivan: Hello! I am Ivan from Dayton, Ohio. Can someone get an STD from kissing?

Lisa Flowers: It is possible but not common. Herpes Type 1 is the most common STD that can actually be passed by kissing. And it is most commonly known as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters.

Whenever someone has a Fever Blister or Cold Sore, it's important not to engage in direct kissing or in any sexual acts that involve oral intercourse because it can pass the Herpes virus to the genitals, or to the other individual if they are kissing them.

So very important, if you have a Cold Sore or a Fever Blister, try to avoid kissing your partner directly or performing oral sex.
Ivan: Hello! I am Ivan from Dayton, Ohio. Can someone get an STD from kissing?

Lisa Flowers: It is possible but not common. Herpes Type 1 is the most common STD that can actually be passed by kissing. And it is most commonly known as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters.

Whenever someone has a Fever Blister or Cold Sore, it's important not to engage in direct kissing or in any sexual acts that involve oral intercourse because it can pass the Herpes virus to the genitals, or to the other individual if they are kissing them.

So very important, if you have a Cold Sore or a Fever Blister, try to avoid kissing your partner directly or performing oral sex.

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