Can you get a disease from kissing?

Answer 1

No but you can catch the cold.

Answer

You can get mononucleosis from kissing. It is nicknamed the "kissing disease" and the symptoms include fever, sore throat, and fatigue. If you ever think that you may have "mono" you need to see your doctor. Some people have ended up with chronic fatigue that can last from several weeks to several years, depending on the individual's immune system.
Depends. There are some diseases and STDs that can be transferred by kissing. Some examples are: mono, and a form of herpes that are very much like mouth sores. If you intend to kiss someone, make sure they don't have an STD or any other ailment. And remember: even the common cold can be transferred by kissing. Don't be paranoid; just be cautious. Happy kissing!

Answer 2

when can you get diseases from kissing alone? Well, there's always the common cold and flu, and even mono, all of which can be passed on from an infected kisser to his or her kissee. The herpes virus that causes cold sores on the lips or inside of the mouth can be spread through kissing, too. Hepatitis B and some forms of bacterial meningitis could also be transmitted through kissing alone, but this is much less common than getting a cold or flu from swapping saliva or hand-to-hand contact with an infected person.

Answer 3

You have a very low chance of getting AIDS. But to do that you would have to swallow 20 gallons of there saliva (gross but true).

Answer 4

No