Mouth-breather?: If you breathe through your mouth often from nasal obstruction, you often end up with a dry mouth which is not a symptom for hiv. If this is persistent, you may need to check with your doctor to see if your nose is blocked. If you are that concerned over getting hiv, you should be more careful in selecting your partners and make sure they they wear a condom as well.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Not at all: Dry mouth could be a result of an allergic reaction to some foods or meds. , or due to mouth breathing usually from nasal obstruction from the flue and related.. As for the HIV if you worried get yourself tested;).
Answered 6/10/2014
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