Can you have a sty in your mouth and what is the worst that can come from them?
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You cannot get a sty in your mouth. By definition, a sty only occurs on the eyelid.\n\nA sty is a pimple or abscess on the upper or lower edge of the eyelid. It is a sign of an infected eyelid gland. Sties are usually harmless and rarely affect your eye or sight. Sties can occur at any age and tend to recur elsewhere in the lid.\n\nSties usually occur on the outside of the eyelid but they can also occur on the underside of the eyelid.\n\nA sty can be a symptom of other ailments such as diabetes and chronic skin problems. Sties are not contagious. They are also called hordeolums.
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All the same ones you can get from vaginal or anal sex.  The probability of say HIV/AIDS, or other fluid transmitted disease is low but can happen. It is most dangerous if you have open sores in or near your mouth.  Other things like herpes, gonorrhoea and such can be transmitted to the mouth or around the mouth.  Advise is to be sure of your partners STD status and use protection for all sexual activity.\n\nTerry
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yes!!any bodily fluids or skin contact can cause you to be infected especially if your partner is
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no you are not you can get STD'S worser when having oral sex
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stds can be passed through body fluids so yes to stds and aids only if you have an open cut in your mouth.
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If you are asking about placing your mouth on another persons privates (have to say it like that so it wont "star out" on me)-then no, you won't get bad breath from it.  The bacteria that populate the mouth and those that populate the privates are different.  At any rate, having a sore or cut in your mouth wouldnt effect that.  If there are pathological bacteria present which infect blood, you may increase your chances are getting it-but the other person would have to have some blood-borne disease.  There are no recorded cases of HIV passing from a man to a woman in this way.  There are studies indicating that kissing, or drinking after another person may change the populations of bacteria inhabing the mouth, and this may change the smell of your breath-so in the case of bad breath, you are at much greater risk from kissing the mouth, than kissing....anything else.
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My boy you can get far more than STD's by doing that. But yes, you can get HIV as people often have some skin breaks in that area and Hepatitis C. You can also get Hepatitis A and B as well as a very serious bacterial infection, parasites, and the likes.\n\nYou really just shouldn't stick your tongue in places like that.
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Sure can!  Many STDs can possibly be transmitted by mouth.
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Chewing tobacco.\nIt smells so bad!  The "dip" will reak on a user's fingers & their breath stinks something awful! \nOne time, I dated this guy & he kept his chewing a secret - until we were at the movies & I went to take a sip of his "soda" - I nearly puked on him!!!\nAlso, I've seen photos of what it can do to someone's gums and mouth.  Of course, smoking is wicked to the lungs, but if you're asking what is grosser to *me* - the one who was to see & smell the user - I say chewing because I don't want to see infected ulcers lining someone's gingevitis-worn gums!
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Every body part has bacteria.  There are bacteria in the mouth as well as in the vagina, so do you mean is oral unsafe for the giver or the receiver?  Actually it's safe for both, as long as no one has an STD they could be transferring.
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you have something in your teeth
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Studies have shown that there are more HIV/AIDS infected straight people than homosexuals.  To answer your question the way you can get infected from oral is if the sucker has open sores in their mouth and you have a cut on your penis to allow the strain to mix into your blood.  Many misconceptions about HIV is that you can get it from saliva, which is untrue.
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What could be harmful to you?
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personally i wouldn't get it cause it causes teeth decay and that it can setup infection and now they have it that you can buy a fake one if you look up fake tongue piercing so look further in to it
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First of all, you can get an oral form of herpes (which I am assuming this is to what you are referring) through contact with another person who has an active outbreak of the viral infection.  This means that just being in contact ONCE can cause you to become infected.\n\nThe sores are also known (on the mouth) as "cold sores" or "fever blisters" sometimes.\n\nI suggest you take a look at the link in the "sources" section.  This page from Medline Plus lists a lot of different links to take you more specifically to different sites to help you find some answers about what you need to know.
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first of all, food poinsoning is from eating a contaminated food.  Hopefully you are not taking bites from down there.  So to change the question to can you get sick or "poisoning" from performing oral sex on someone?  \n\nIn reality...if someone wasn't clean enough you could.  feces ect. from the area could cause illness.  Lets hope that you never come across someone with hygeine issues to that degree.\n\nI would actually worry more about the bacteria in someone's mouth....and really chalk it up to no...permorming oral sex should not give your body any kind of "poinsoning".
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Yes, you do. \nI can't have an image of your mouth, but you should follow the advice given by the first answerer, according my opinion.\nIn the meanwhile, you can use of course, antiseptics or salt and water or whatever. \nThis is what I can say as a pharmacist, to somebody who is asking from the internet.\nOf course, you can give more details and take a more detailed answer. But I think that visiting a dentist or even an experienced person in a drugstore, you will solve your problem quickly. \n\nKaterina