can u get hepatitis.b from lip gloss?
612143
No, you cannot get hepatitis B from lip gloss. Infection occurs when blood from an infected person enters the body of a person who is not infected. HBV is spread through having sex with an infected person without using a condom (the efficacy of latex condoms in preventing infection with HBV is unknown, but their proper use may reduce transmission), by sharing drugs, needles, or "works" when "shooting" drugs, through needlesticks or sharps exposures on the job, or from an infected mother to her baby during birth
489942
I have heard that they are selling fake Lipovarin. You can tell by the label and that it comes in a tablet. I have ordered from Bodyglobal before and they wouldnt let me return something when they guarenteed me a 100% money back. STAY AWAY FROM BODYGLOBAL.COM!! Buy it from the trusted manufacturer site
71559
YES! Use a condom designed for oral. While saliva may not have enough virus, whose to say there are no microscopic cuts or tears on your gums, tongue, lips, or penis, where blood can escape and be exchanged. Rule of thumb:  No exchange of bodily fluids, PERIOD!
484941
I remember my grandmother putting perfume on my fever blisters when I was a kid and that would dry them up within a couple of days. If you don't want to do that you can buy a lip medication called lip medex or it could be lip medix. It is like a chap stick.
655307
If you are referring to hepatitis the answer is no.
964816
You can get:\n- herpes simplex 1&2 (oral herpes/cold sores)\n- mouth clap\n- beard crabs
228810
It is a possibility that Hepatitis C can be transmitted by saliva. It can be transmitted by blood, sexual contact, perinatal contact, and other unknown factors.
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Here's a few suggestions...\n1) Drink water- Helps to hydrate lips\n2) use chapstick with sunscreen ( SPF 15 etc.)- This protects your lips when dry especially in the winter as well as protect from sun damage\n3) avoid licking lips - causes hypertonic situation dehydrating lips \n4)Use toothbrush- Sometimes before bed, I brush my lips very gently with a toothbrush. This helps to remove dead skin cells overtime and then I immediately place lip chap on\n\nHowever if anything you do doesn't work, the best place to go is to the dermatologist. Sometimes, chapped lips can indicate an infection or nutrient deficiency. Especially go if you notice dry cracked corners of your mouth.
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That's impossible sweetheart. Next time use Abreva on your coldsore, it will make it disappear in a few days. In the mean time use a concealer over your sore and wear lipstick for your pic. Don't kiss the boy otherwise he'll get it too. Good luck, I'm sure you'll look beautiful and no one will really notice.
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Hepatitis B is highly sexually transmitted. It is very possible to pass it onto the mother, who could in turn pass it onto the child. There is post exposure medication that could be given, but it would have to be given within a certain time frame.  The mother would have to be tested to see if she has HBV, and then to see if it is chronic, or if it resolved on it's own.  80% of people who become exposed to it clear it on their own. The rest go on to have chronic liver disease and will need treatment.  Treatment can help people clear it, but I'm not sure what the success rate is (I'm more familiar with Hep C statistics). Best wishes.
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That has happened to me many times when I use a new lip gloss or lipsticks as I have extremely sensitive skin. When it happens, I go see a doctor. For me, it never gets better naturally. If I leave it, even though I stop using the lipstick, it gets worse. I always have a medical treatment like the a cream that I can get only from a doc.
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not to wipe that smile off your face and gross you out, but one of the main ingredients in lip stick is fishscales.  and codliver oil. Hope this doesnt gross you out, but its true, learned it in science. Enjoy!!!!!
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you can get an std from almost anything. if you actually have inercourse or oral can do that too you can get it from kissing someone with an std because the skin on your lips is thin so one little cut or something and it's in your blood stream. you should always go get tested before you have sex with a partner and always use protection.
1000542
Try the juice of sapho. It has work for countless Mentats over the years.\n\nIf you use it too much, It can stain the lips. So watch for stains, they are a warning.
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You can only contract Hepatitis C through the blood. Kissing and licking are all good as long as neither one of you are kissing or licking any open wounds. Protection is not need for intercourse...like I said, it's only contracted through blood.
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Yes yes yes.\nAll of these people who are telling you he's lying are wrong, you can get pubic lice from trying on clothes.  It's not really unlikely at all.  You can also get them from a toilet seat if the person who had them sits and then you sit after them.  You can also catch Hepatitis B from sitting on a toilet seat(that one is rare, but possible).  You should get tested, just because it's possible doesn't mean he's not lieing, but I think you should reserve judgement.
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No! Hepatitis C is a blood borne virus; that means it is only transmitted from blood to blood. You do not get it from casual contact; that includes sharing a cigarette with someone who has hep c. \nYou should not share razors or toothbrushes with anyone; the virus can live outside the body for days and can be transmitted to others (cuts from shaving or bleeding gums). Other than blood to blood transmission, you can't catch it. \nTransmission factors are tattoos, piercings, IV drug use (even if only one time), blood transfusions before 1992, EMT's paramedics, nurses, & doctors exposure through work, pnuematic vaccination guns used by the military in the 60's & 70's, kidney dialysis, etc. \nHope this helped calm your fears.