Six Dangerous Diseases You Can Catch Through Kissing _What You Need To Know.

Six Dangerous Diseases You Can Catch Through Kissing _What You Need To Know.
 Kissing is often celebrated as a symbol of love, intimacy, and bonding. It can strengthen relationships and even boost mood through the release of feel-good hormones.

However, health experts caution that this simple act of affection can also open the door to certain infections.

While most kisses carry little risk, there are a few diseases that can spread through saliva, mouth contact, or microscopic injuries in the mouth.

One of the most common culprits is the common cold. Viruses responsible for colds are present in nasal and throat secretions, and a single kiss from someone with flu-like symptoms can be enough to pass them on.

That’s why it is advisable to avoid close contact when either partner is unwell.

 Another well-known infection linked to kissing is mononucleosis, popularly called “the kissing disease.” Caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, it is spread directly through saliva.

Those affected often experience prolonged fatigue, fever, and swollen lymph nodes—symptoms that can last for weeks.

Cold sores, triggered by the herpes simplex virus, are another concern. These painful blisters appear around the lips and are highly contagious.

What makes them tricky is that the virus can spread even before the sores are visible, making prevention difficult if a partner is already infected.

 More seriously, hepatitis B poses a significant health risk. Though primarily spread through blood and other body fluids, it can be transmitted through kissing if there are open wounds, bleeding gums, or sores inside the mouth.

Since this infection targets the liver and may become life-threatening, the risks are far greater than a common viral illness.

Rare but dangerous, meningitis can also be transmitted via saliva. The bacteria responsible can inflame the brain and spinal cord, causing severe headaches, fever, and neck stiffness. Without urgent treatment, the infection can quickly become fatal.

 Even something as unexpected as tooth decay can spread through kissing.

Oral bacteria that cause cavities can be shared between partners and, in particular, from adults to infants.

This makes dental hygiene a key part of preventing not only cavities but also the spread of harmful bacteria.

To minimize risks, experts recommend maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding kissing when sick, and steering clear of close contact if either person has cold sores, ulcers, or flu-like symptoms.
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