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I drank from bottle of someone who has acne/pimples in mouth. could i have gotten it now?
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Unlikely.: Acne is not generally considered an infectious disease. So, I am doubtful that you will have a signficant change in complexion after drinking from the same bottle.
Answered 3/28/2013
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