Can you get HPV through kissing someone?

Question

So let's say that a guy kisses someone else (no tongue) with HPV. Will he then be infected?

Answer 1

No. Unless he has warts in his mouth, but this is REALLY rare. Just a little peck won't cause a person to get HPV.

HPV is almost always passed by some sort of sexual contact. It can be spread by sex (vaginal, oral and anal) and by DIRECT skin to skin contact with an infected area (like dry humping with someone who has genital warts).

Answer 2

.HPV affects both women and men.
• Anyone who has any kind of sexual activity involving genital contact with an infected person can get HPV—-intercourse isn't necessary.
• Many people who may have HPV may not show any signs or symptoms, so they can pass the virus on without even knowing it. According to the CDC, the only way you can totally protect yourself against HPV is to avoid any sexual activity that involves genital contact. HPV Types 6, 11, 16, and 18 account for the majority of HPV-related clinical diseases
HPV is easily transmitted.

Answer 3

Yes. Also syphilis, hepatitis, gonorrhea, herpes . . . can also be spread by kissing. A study in Great Britain, found evidence that HPV may be transmitted from one's hands to a partner's genitals. Consequently, some lawmakers are pushing for better labeling of condoms so the public knows that no barrier contraceptive method can completely safeguard against the virus.

Answer 4

Absolutely NOT.. it is spread through genital contact

Answer 5

depends where abouts he places the kiss!!!

Answer 6

LOL NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!