Lovers may get sick if they kiss carefully

　　“Kissing sickness is a very common disease with symptoms similar to cold——fever , loss of appetite, fatigue, swollen lymph glands, etc., the full medical name is "infectious mononucleosis". In addition to kissing, the most common way the disease is spread is through people talking at close range, sharing food and fine particles of saliva spreading through the air.

　　Statistics show that every year clinical You will encounter some patients with "kissing disease" in cities around the world, mostly young people, and autumn and winter are the "highest incidence periods" of this disease. Young people kiss frequently, move more strongly, and communicate with each other through saliva the most. If one party carries bacteria, the other party will be infected regardless of whether there are ulcers or mucosal damage in the mouth.

　　Of course, under normal circumstances, both bodies healthy , there are no ulcers or mucosal damage in the oral cavity, and the resistance is good. Although there is saliva contact during kissing, the bacteria that often exist in the oral cavity of both parties can "exchange", but they can "coexist peacefully" in the oral cavity and are not easy to "make trouble" and cause disease. However, if the kiss is too intense, biting the lips, tongue or bruising the gums, if one party has weak resistance, it may occur. disease . Common ones include mouth sores, throat inflammation, and even scurvy.

　　We know that kissing is one of the most common and frequent sexual behaviors for men and women to communicate emotions and express intimacy and love. However, experts advise that in order to prevent sweet kisses from becoming a vector of disease and to be harmful to each other's health, couples and male and female lovers (especially young people) must pay attention to hygiene when kissing. If you feel unwell. like cough , fever, respiratory tract infection, it is best to kiss less or stop kissing. This is especially important when one or both parties suffer from a certain disease. Otherwise, when you are enjoying this special sweet taste, some disease may be quietly transmitted to the other party due to your carelessness.

　　People with digestive tract infections should not kiss

　　When kissing, lip contact, tongue licking, and saliva communication are good ways for the spread of digestive tract infections. The most common digestive tract infectious disease is hepatitis, whether it is type A or type B; whether it is acute, chronic, or a hepatitis virus carrier, it is possible to transmit the hepatitis virus to each other through kissing. Maybe the other person has good health and strong resistance and does not show symptoms of illness; maybe the other person has also become a carrier of the hepatitis virus and seems normal for the time being. However, once the immunity is weakened, a series of hepatitis symptoms such as fatigue, listlessness, loss of appetite, yellow urine, etc. will appear, which will cause great harm to physical health. Therefore, if a person suffering from digestive tract infectious diseases uses kissing to express his love, it will undoubtedly bring disease to his sweetheart.

　　People with respiratory tract infections should not kiss

　　Common respiratory infectious diseases include: influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis, scarlet fever, rubella, mumps, etc. Respiratory infectious diseases are mainly spread through air droplets. The closer you are to the patient, the more contagious it is. Patients can directly pass the pathogen to each other within a certain distance. Therefore, when the distance between two people is so close when kissing - face to face, the chance of being infected by the other party is naturally greatly increased. At the same time, some respiratory infectious diseases can also be transmitted through saliva, such as tuberculosis, influenza, etc.

　　In addition, because some people may experience a small amount of blood exchange during kissing (especially those with Oral ulcers , periodontitis and other diseases), so any infectious disease that can be transmitted through the blood route has the risk of being transmitted through kissing (especially long-term deep kissing). These infectious diseases include hepatitis B, AIDS wait.

　　Normal people cannot kiss as they please. Generally, they should brush their teeth and rinse their mouth before kissing, especially if they have Bad breath men and women. To eliminate bad breath, there are no specific measures other than symptomatic treatment and attention to oral hygiene. People with dental caries and wide gaps between teeth should promptly remove food residue from the mouth after each meal to avoid destroying the interest and beauty of kissing. Also note that each kiss should not last too long, especially if the man does not use excessive force (especially on the woman's neck) to prevent the woman from having difficulty breathing or even suffocating. Furthermore, kissing often causes both men and women to achieve sexual excitement, so when sucking each other with their tongues, they should avoid being bitten by their teeth on their tongues and lips. Because when sexual excitement reaches a certain level, some behaviors are often out of control of the brain and become normal, so care should be taken to prevent them.