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Q: mono transfer through bodily fluids ?

asked by: mystery user on January 27th, 2008

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So about four weeks ago i came down with mono Crying or Very sad

oh well, not much i can do. In the meantime my girlfriend and i have been very careful not to kiss/ share saliva at all. However, last night she gave me a bj and now i am wondering if mono can be transmitted through bodily fluids in that sense.

please answer back, i'm a little nervous

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marvel

replied on January 27th, 2008

Supporter

As far as I know, yes. If she starts feeling sick, tell her to go to a doctor!

mystery user

replied on February 2nd, 2008

New User

with that in mind... does the same go for her in terms of me eating her out? can i transfer mono that way?

Tylanas

replied on February 2nd, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Yes, because your spit is contacting her vagina, which contains tissues (skin) that is very absorbent. This is why you can spread an STD with semen or vaginal fluids or any other bodily fluid - including spit.

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