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handjob inflammed urethra
A CSW brought in a condom without wrapper. I strongly suspect she had contaminated it with her secretions/menstrual blood. Because we had a littld argument before that. While it sounds irrational, i believe its possible. I only received a handjob with the "tainted" condom. From previous posts i am aware hiv cannot spread this wsy.
(A) How about other STds (can they survive inside the condom and be passed on to me)? I am concerned about syphilis, Chlamydia, herpes and Gnorrhoea)
(B) supposed i was infected by other stds like chlamydia and have inflammed urethra. One year later i rdceivedd few handjobs. But I did not check their hands. If they had cuts and were bleeding, this blood gets into contact with the inflammed urethra (filled with cd4 cells), will it lead to hiv infection. I am uncircumsised
(A) How about other STds (can they survive inside the condom and be passed on to me)? I am concerned about syphilis, Chlamydia, herpes and Gnorrhoea)
(B) supposed i was infected by other stds like chlamydia and have inflammed urethra. One year later i rdceivedd few handjobs. But I did not check their hands. If they had cuts and were bleeding, this blood gets into contact with the inflammed urethra (filled with cd4 cells), will it lead to hiv infection. I am uncircumsised
This is the HIV prevention forum, not an STD forum. You were not ever at risk of getting HIV unless you had:
Unprotected Anal/Vaginal sex
Shared Drug equipment like syringes
Other ways transmission occurs:
Through Blood transfusions in the beginning of the epidemic
Mother to child during birth
Breast feeding.
Move along. You're ok.
Unprotected Anal/Vaginal sex
Shared Drug equipment like syringes
Other ways transmission occurs:
Through Blood transfusions in the beginning of the epidemic
Mother to child during birth
Breast feeding.
Move along. You're ok.
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