Kissing a deceased person on the lips is significantly riskier than kissing on the forehead because it involves direct contact with an area that may harbor more bodily fluids and pathogens. Here’s an in-depth explanation of the dangers:
1. Higher Risk of Infectious Disease Transmission
The mouth is a gateway for bacteria and viruses—both into and out of the body. After death, pathogens that were present in the respiratory tract, oral cavity, or blood can remain viable for a period of time.
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