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I burned my mouth and got open wounds from it. i made out with a stranger - how likely is it to contract hiv? would he need to be bleeding a lot?
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Burned your mouth?: HIV is usually transmitted by sexual secetions, rarely, oral secretions. Doubtful; however, if you have multiple sexual partners, get screened.
Answered 3/20/2018
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