robert r
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Absolutely not! |
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machiko_146
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No, although if the person has open sores or cuts in their mouth, that could be a problem( this is why dentists where gloves).
Sharing cigarettes is like sharing hair brushes, you won't get HIV, but you could get something else. And since people with HIV have compromised immune systems, they could have alot of different things(like TB or pneumonia), and something you might have(like a cold) could do a number on them. |
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ajsup1
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I have always heard that you can get HIV through bodily fluids. |
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raiderking69
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Theri is an exceptionally minor risk. Because there are blood cells in spit. However, due to the conents of saliva and where most spit goes (Out of your mouth or down to your stomach) it is almost impossible to get HIV/AIDS. |
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lalaland...123
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too much of it -- yes you can get it.
but let's say form smoking cigarettes after someone who's diagnosed with it -- there is a possibility that you won't get the disease. the virus does not live in a open environment for more than 5 seconds -- so let's say a woman who's HIV positive pees in the bathroom -- there is a chance that she is not going to transmit the disease to you after 5 seconds. but it doesn't mean you should ignore extra precautions.
i still suggest you smoke your own cigarette rather than sharing it with someone. or better yet, stop smoking (im a respiratory therapist) |
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♥Iesha♥
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No you can't. Or I would SOO have it by now.....lol~ but no you can't. |
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~Fabulous~
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you can't....you'd have to drink like a million gallons of it to get HIV.
,...sounds like you need to do some research about HIV... |
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Lily
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i think u can girl so take care and buy yo own cigaretts |
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Da Ben Dan
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You theoretically could...but chances are pretty slim that you'd get hiv that way. |
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whtecloud
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I was told by my doctor that is a very low risk, but it's better to be safe than sorry.Don't share cigs etc. |
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♫*♥Vamp♫*♥
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HIV can not be passed through saliva, only if you kiss someone that has HIV and they have an open wound and you have an open wound. So don't worry. |
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Philippa
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No you can't.
No case of HIV transmission has ever been documented through salivary transmission. |
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