wastedfishstix2789
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I think it is possible if you also had a cut or sore in your mouth, but otherwise there is a very low chance that it will get into your bloodstream. I'd still recommend seeing a doctor and getting tested. |
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lotus_elise_81
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HIV is transferred by bodily fluids, so yes, there is a risk. However, usually their blood has to get into your blood - so if you have a cut in your mouth, have bitten your lip or tongue or have bleeding gums, then the risk is increased. It also depends on how much blood. The more blood, the more likely because you geta bigger dose of the virus. It also depends on what medication they are on (if any) there are medications available these days that can reduce an HIV positive person's viral load to such a low point that they are highly unlikely to be infectious.
However, if this has happened, you should get yourself tested because there is a risk of infection. |
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infinitism7
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Only if you have an open sore in your mouth at the time it happened. You should see your physician just as a precaution, you realize that human bite are some of the worst on the planet earth. Their is so much bacteria in the human's mouth, that transferring a disease like aids would almost be the least on your mind. |
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Rubba Bubba
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Yes it is possible but not very likely... |
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jenspangenberg
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Ingesting blood could lead to contamination, but like infected breast milk the chances are lower. You would need a cut or microabrasion in your mouth or maybe an ulcer. |
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ninosalvagio001
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Yes. The virus, AIDS, is located in the blood, however, when ingested into your stomach and digestive system, it will begin to exit the stomach through the walls and find a way into your blood stream, causing the virus to infect you. |
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Martha Y
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yes |
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Heather
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Yes. Anytime that an AIDs infected person gets they're blood or bodily fluids, not including saliva, into your system you are at risk and probably will develop AIDs. If you did this you should get checked out. |
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~~ASHKLEY~~
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YES if they have Aids it can :(
look at this web:
http://www.avert.org/howcan.htm |
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Hyp
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Once the infected person's blood hits your fluids... yessur!
Unless you're some type of super vampire going around biting people and is immune... How bout we not bite at all! |
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Tony
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Please check your spelling!! |
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dta5207
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maybe. but they certainly wont "GIT" any better at spelling. |
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Nichole
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Even if a person with HIV bites someone else, that person has little risk of getting HIV. (from the American Red Cross). |
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sfskgjjsnf
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yeah. if you happened to have some kind of cut in your mouth then it could get directly into your blood stream. obviously only if that person has aids. |
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Fame
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Yes blood interaction can give other people aids |
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anonymous
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yop. |
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Vanessa
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Yes |
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FaceFullofFashion
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only if you have a cut in your mouth. Like an open wound or a cut gum. Then yes..you can. |
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LoveMyDimples
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It is possible but very rare. If you have a cut in your mouth, it could very well get into it and you could be infected, but that chance is a bit rare. |
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Kasie I
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yes you can |
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Princess and Prince 4EVER 649
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Yes if they have Aids |
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CC
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it depends.... if you have an open wound in your mouth that their blood can get in too there is a chance you have aids |
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Cragar
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Yes! |
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JayDee
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yes |
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leo a
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Yes |
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CarrE
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If they have aids or HIV, yes |
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NeZtMaN
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yes |
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rats.and_atheism
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Yes. |
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Sassy
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Stop messing around with boys! |
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