In a condom exhibition with the theme of promoting the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, a young man and a woman couldn't help kissing in front of a condom display case in the shape of * * *, and their necks were intertwined, perhaps too hard. After that, the girl's mouth oozed some blood, and the boy gently picked up the handkerchief to wipe it for her, and the two left arm in arm. The old gentleman on the sidelines shook his head and lamented that the world was getting worse. A * * * envy, several junior high school students dumbfounded. The doctor who looked on coldly saw the oozing blood and worried that after his blood and water blended, the infectious disease had quietly spread to each other.
It is said that human beings should touch at least 29 muscles when kissing. The energy consumed is related to the way and time of kissing. There are many kinds of kissing, and the most enthusiastic one is the entanglement of two kinds of French tongues. Americans, Japanese and China kiss in different ways, among which French kissing consumes the most energy.
Most people regard the mouth as a sacred, noble and clean part of human organs. We eat with our mouths, talk with our mouths, and even when others pinch our necks, our mouths are also an important respiratory organ. Therefore, most people cherish their "mouths" very much and will not export them easily or even give them to others.
In fact, the blood flow in the mouth is quite rich, and most of the bacteria invading the mouth will be eliminated soon. Even if swallowed in the stomach, many bacteria can't escape the disinfection of gastric acid. So kiss safely! No, some bacteria and viruses will still escape the net. The so-called "illness from the mouth", kissing is not a foolproof pro-honey behavior.
Although there is no medical term "kissing syndrome", after Valentine's Day, some people may have symptoms such as swollen neck lymph glands, fever, burnout and sore throat. When kissing, if you suck too hard or too long, besides the muscles of your cheeks will be pulled for a long time and feel sore, you may also have stuffy ears, poor hearing or severe pain through the European tube because of the negative pressure in your mouth. In severe cases, it may also lead to acute eardrum rupture. At this time, you may need to seek help from an otolaryngologist.
Most influenza is transmitted through the mouth, so kissing is often the best medium during the flu, because even a simple kiss with a light touch of the lips will definitely touch the saliva of the other person. It is easy to cause infection.
When kissing fiercely, if you accidentally hurt each other's oral mucosa or gums, it will definitely cause a small amount of bleeding. But if both sides are injured at the same time, or one side has a wound (periodontal disease is the most common), then kissing is not just saliva communication, but blood communication. Many germs or viruses originally hidden in blood or saliva will enter each other's bodies without hindrance.
Therefore, in addition to the most common colds, there are hepatitis, tuberculosis, AIDS, syphilis, oral herpes and so on. Maybe it's from kissing. Therefore, you must think twice before kissing each other deeply. Unfortunately, most lovers who are in love will think about these problems afterwards or after something happens, and it is usually too late.
When it comes to the hygiene of kissing, many people will think of whether * * * is safe. The first thing to emphasize is that * * * is also a kind of sexual behavior. Human sexual behavior is the most diverse among animals, and it is not limited to sexual intercourse. According to the statistics of some non-governmental organizations, more than 40% couples or couples in our country have * * * behavior, and * * * is spread by mouth.
Let alone the level of ethics and social norms. What kind of physical condition is not suitable for kissing must be a concern of everyone. People with influenza, lip and oral diseases (such as herpes) are not suitable for kissing, and people with syphilis, AIDS, tuberculosis, hepatitis and other diseases should never kiss others deeply. At present, there is no evidence that kissing the cheek of AIDS patients will lead to AIDS infection.
Parents kissing their children on the cheek is an act of love. In some western countries, a light kiss is a polite gesture to guests. In China, some people even say that people who eat each other's saliva will listen to him all their lives. To some extent, this explanation is quite appropriate.
It can be seen that kissing or kissing is not a casual behavior, so you must think it over before you do it.
Question 2: Can kissing spread sexually transmitted diseases? Let's define a concept first. Sexually transmitted diseases include not only traditional gonorrhea, syphilis and condyloma acuminatum, but also hepatitis B, AIDS and herpes. There are the most germs and viruses in body fluids, so why is body fluid exchange the most contagious disease? No matter how you kiss, one thing is that as long as your skin and mucous membrane are not broken, the possibility of infection is very small, and daily contact will not spread, such as politeness. There may be condyloma on the tongue.
Question 3: Can kissing infect any diseases? Hello, diseases transmitted by body fluids can be spread by kissing.
Such as AIDS and hepatitis B.. At present, these two are the most important.
Question 4: Is kissing contagious? What are the benefits of kissing? All diseases transmitted by saliva can be transmitted:
Respiratory infectious diseases: influenza, epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis, tuberculosis, atypical pneumonia, digestive infectious diseases: cholera, bacillary dysentery, polio, schistosomiasis, viral hepatitis, blood infectious diseases: AIDS, Japanese encephalitis, malaria, dengue fever, surface infectious diseases: acute conjunctivitis, trachoma kissing can not avoid contact with each other's saliva, so naturally "exchange" the bacteria that often exist in the mouths of both sides. If there are no ulcers in the mouth, the body is healthy and the resistance is sufficient, the bacteria are not easy to do evil, and the bacteria in the mouth can be "peaceful". However, if kissing is too intense, biting your lips or teeth, and one of them has weak resistance, "kissing disease" may occur, which may lead to aphtha, pharyngitis and even fatal scurvy after entering the blood.
There are countless bacteria in food. By eating, the mouth will "absorb" bacteria and spread them if possible.
Young people will get "acute kissing disease" if they kiss too often.
The severity of kissing disease is affected by the following factors:
? Malignant degree of bacteria: such as acute toxic infectious disease virus.
? Number of bacteria: The worse the oral hygiene, the more bacteria there are in the mouth, and the higher the chance of getting sick.
? Contact time: The longer you kiss, the more bacteria you exchange.
Young people get sick easily.
"Acute kissing disease" is a common symptom of infectious mononucleosis in young people. This "kissing disease" is infected by a virus and spread through saliva and droplets. It is an acute toxic bacterial infectious disease.
Generally, if the other person is infected, regardless of whether there is an ulcer in the mouth, the other person will be infected 24 hours after kissing.
This kind of bacteria often occurs in young people, not because they are young and have no antibodies, but because they kiss too often and are easily infected.
The doctor said that the kissing time should not be too long; If you feel unwell, such as cough, fever, respiratory infection, it is best to kiss less.
Looking at the newborn baby, mom and dad can't help kissing and hugging, but these intimate actions may infect the baby with deadly bacteria. In addition to the hands and mouth of adults, Streptococcus B also exists in the mother's cervix. If the baby is vertically infected, there will be diarrhea, high fever and other cold-like symptoms.
Question 5: What diseases can kissing spread? Infectious mononucleosis is an acute infectious disease caused by virus. Symptoms are similar to those of the common cold, including sore throat, fever, swollen lymph glands in the neck and general fatigue. And the incidence is heavier than a cold.
According to experts, "kissing disease" is a more gimmick. In fact, infectious mononucleosis is not only spread by kissing, but also by spitting, similar to a viral cold. The infection rate of kissing disease is high. It is reported that more than 90% people have been infected with this disease, but fewer people actually get sick, because this disease is self-healing. Since this disease is called kissing disease, it shows that young people who kiss often are susceptible to infection.
Kissing at an inappropriate time may also spread other diseases.
A female college student in France pointed out in her graduation thesis that a typical French kiss needs to touch 29 facial muscles. At the same time, 9 mg of water, 0.7 mg of protein, 0. 18 mg of organic matter, 0.7 1 mg of fat, 0.45 mg of salt and 250 bacteria were sent to each other's mouths.
Experts pointed out that kissing can't avoid contact with each other's saliva, and it will naturally "exchange" bacteria that often exist in the mouths of both sides. If there are no ulcers in the mouth and the body is healthy, the bacteria in the mouth can be "peaceful". However, if kissing is too intense, biting your lips or teeth, and one of them has weak resistance, "kissing disease" may occur, leading to aphtha and pharyngitis.
According to medical experts' research, kissing is a vector for many diseases to spread virus infection. Because saliva is inevitably exchanged when kissing, many diseases such as tuberculosis, viral hepatitis and influenza may spread through kissing.
Question 6: Is kissing contagious? Kissing can spread AIDS.
Many people ignore the danger of kissing. At present, it has been proved that deep kissing will cause saliva exchange between them, which will lead to the spread of AIDS.
Salivary glands contain viral components, and HIV carriers will transmit the virus to each other when kissing. If one of them has an oral ulcer or a broken wound, the risk of HIV infection is even greater.
Aids spreads around the world through sexual contact, blood and mother-to-child, and sexual contact is the most important route of transmission of AIDS. Aids can be spread between men and between men and women by means of * * *. The more sexual contact, the greater the risk of HIV infection. * * * Injecting drugs is an important risk behavior of blood-borne AIDS. Inputting or injecting blood or blood products contaminated by HIV will infect AIDS. The use of syringes, acupuncture needles or razors contaminated by HIV without disinfection may spread AIDS. About13 women infected with HIV will spread AIDS to their babies through pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding. At present, there are good drugs and methods that can effectively block the transmission of AIDS from pregnant women to babies. Women who suspect that they may be infected with HIV should go to qualified medical institutions for HIV antibody examination and consultation before pregnancy. Pregnant women who are suspected or found to be infected with HIV should also consult relevant medical institutions for medical guidance and blocking treatment.
Contact with AIDS patients and HIV-infected people in daily life and work will not infect AIDS. General contact with AIDS patients and HIV-infected people in work and life, such as shaking hands, eating together, using tools and office appliances, will not be infected with AIDS. AIDS will not spread through public facilities such as toilet seats, telephones, tableware, bedding, swimming pools or public baths. Cough, sneezing and mosquito bites will not spread AIDS.
Question 7: Can kissing infect AIDS? Research shows that the spread of HIV requires the following conditions:
Detoxification: the virus can be excreted from the infected person;
Survival: pathogens discharged from the body can survive;
Quantity: there are enough viruses discharged;
Entry: The virus enters the blood conditionally.
The saliva of HIV-infected people only contains a very small amount of HIV, which is not enough to cause infection. It has been calculated that if the virus in saliva is to reach the number that causes infection, it is necessary to drink 20 ml of infected saliva at a time. American scientists also found some protein in saliva called secretory leukocyte inhibitory protease. This protein can effectively inhibit the infection of human immune cells with HIV in test tubes. Therefore, kissing generally does not cause the spread of AIDS. But when the deep kiss is accompanied by oral bleeding or ulcer, the risk of infection will increase. In addition, if the infected person's * * * is discharged into the mouth of a healthy person, infection may also occur.