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Re-kissing An Infected Girl Posted: 10-06-05 13:12pm


So I definitely kissed a girl who found out two days later she had mono. Therefore, I am guessing I was exposed. If I kiss her now, while she has the symptoms of mono, will I increase my chances of contracting mono at all? It has been almost two weeks since I last kissed her (she definitely has mono right now). Thanks!

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