Couples get sick for dozens of days after kissing, why can they get sick when they kiss?

Nanchang Shunkang dental experts said that infectious mononucleosis, commonly known as "kissing disease", is an acute self-limiting infectious disease caused by Epstein-Barr virus. It is mainly transmitted through the respiratory tract, similar to how the virus is transmitted, and can be contracted through close contact such as kissing, sharing food, or coughing.

Children with weakened immunity and young people with frequent kissing are at high risk of this disease

Newborn babies, the immune system is not fully developed, the immunity is relatively low, and parents look at the baby's cute appearance, they can't help but kiss and hug the child. These intimate gestures can infect children with the virus.

The symptoms of infectious mononucleosis are similar to those of the common cold, mainly including sore throat, fever, swollen cervical lymph glands, and physical fatigue. However, the disease is not difficult to treat, and once it is diagnosed, it is sufficient to give targeted antiviral**. Moreover, the disease is self-limiting, and it usually cures spontaneously in about 10 days.

There are thousands of viruses and bacteria in the human mouth, and kissing cannot avoid contact with the saliva of the other person, and it is natural to "exchange" the bacteria that are often present in the mouths of both parties. If there are no sores in the mouth, and the body is healthy and resistant, the bacteria and viruses in the mouth can coexist peacefully with the human body. However, if the kissing is too intense and the lip or tooth is bitten, and the resistance of one of the parties is weak, there is a possibility of "kissing disease", which can cause mouth sores and throat inflammation.

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Kissing can spread some mouth-borne diseases.

What kind of disease? Are you sure that kissing is the cause of this disease? Maybe if you don't take this kiss, you're going to have to wait for this disease.

If one of the two people is sick, it is contagious, and if not, of course not.

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As we all know, couples or spouses usually behave more intimately, such as in some film and television works or in real society, we often see some kissing between couples, which is very romantic and beautiful for many people.

However, did you know that some diseases are transmitted through kissing?

Epstein-Barr virus infection: This virus belongs to the DNA virus of human herpesvirus, which is the first virus to be confirmed to be associated with human tumors and the only double-stranded linear DNA virus that infects human lymphophils.

EBV is mainly transmitted from person to person through contact with saliva and oral mucosa, but can also be transmitted through blood transfusions and sexual routes. It is estimated that more than 90% of adults worldwide have been infected with EBV, but most present only as a self-limited latent infection.

EBV can invade the host's B lymphocytes (B cells), T lymphocytes (T cells), and natural killer cells (NK cells). EBV infection can lead to a variety of lymphoproliferative disorders, including nonneoplastic proliferative and neoplastic diseases. The former includes infectious mononucleosis (IM), chronic active EBV infection (CAEBV), EBV-associated hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (EBV-HLH), and the latter includes lymphoma.

Helicobacter pylori infection: The 2015 Kyoto Consensus defines HP infection as a contagious disease. Since the discovery of HP, people's understanding of chronic gastritis, peptic ulcer and other diseases** has revolutionized.

Further research has shown that HP not only has a high natural infection rate, but can also be transmitted from person to population through oral-oral and fecal-oral transmission routes.

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Be sure to pick up someone who is not sick with your mouth, and remember to rinse your mouth if you pick it up, and you will be fine.

The risk of HIV infection from kissing is extremely low. However, prolonged kissing can cause lip damage, allowing the virus in the infected person's body to reach the kissing partner and spread it through trauma or sores in the mouth. Because of this potential risk, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention opposes mouth-to-mouth kissing between healthy people and people living with HIV.

In one case, a woman was infected with a HIV-infected person when she came into contact with each other's blood on June 11 of the previous year

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Maybe your kissing partner is not in good health and has some infectious diseases.

Kissing does not avoid contact with each other's saliva, and it is natural to "exchange" the bacteria that are often present in both parties' mouths. If there are no sores 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 "coexist peacefully".

However, if the kissing is too intense and bites the lips or teeth, and the resistance of one of the parties is weak, there is a possibility of "kissing disease", causing mouth sores, throat inflammation, and even fatal scurvy after entering the bloodstream.

There are countless bacteria in food, and through eating, the mouth will also "absorb" the bacteria and spread them whenever they have the opportunity.

Young people kiss too often and can get "acute kissing disease".

The severity of the "kissing disease" is influenced by several factors:

Bacterial malignancy: such as acute virulent infectious disease viruses.

Bacterial count: The worse the oral hygiene, the greater the amount of bacteria in the mouth, the higher the chance of causing disease.

Young people are susceptible to disease.

Acute kissing disease", which is a symptom of infectious mononucleosis that is common in young people. This "kissing disease" is an acute viral bacterial infection that is transmitted through saliva and droplets. Generally, if the other party carries the virus, regardless of whether there is an ulcer in the mouth or not, the other party will be infected 24 hours after kissing the mouth.

The bacterium tends to develop in young people, not because they are young and have no antibodies, but because they kiss too often and are susceptible to infection.

Doctors say that kissing should not be too long; If you are unwell, such as cough, fever, or respiratory infection, it is best to kiss less.

Looking at the newborn baby, parents can't help but kiss and hug, but these intimate actions may infect the baby with deadly bacteria. In addition to the hands and mouths of adults, group B streptococcus also has a cavity in the mother's cervix, and if the baby is vertically infected, it will cause diarrhea, high fever and other cold-like symptoms.

Group B streptococcus can be cured quickly with antibiotics**, but it must be treated as soon as possible.