I went to the bar for the first time last night, but I didn't expect to be kissed twice by a strange woman. I was so scared afterwards that I didn't know whether they were healthy or not.

Saliva is unlikely to spread HIV. So kissing doesn't usually spread. However, if there is a wound or rupture in the mouth of a healthy person, and there is also a rupture in the mouth of an AIDS patient, if the two sides kiss, it is possible to spread HIV through blood.

But if she has any infectious diseases, the chances of being infected are still very high. If the other person is suffering from sexually transmitted diseases or hepatitis, in this case, you may be infected. It's best to go to the hospital for relevant examination in time, so as not to delay the treatment opportunity.