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HEP C ORAL SEX question
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Everyone, Visiting from STD community: Wanted to see what you guys are saying out here about:
can you get hep C from performing oral anal sex (analings) ? (just checking)
Everyone, Visiting from STD community: Wanted to see what you guys are saying out here about:
can you get hep C from performing oral anal sex (analings) ? (just checking)
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transmission of Hep C does happen, it is almost always from male to female.
incorrect its mostly transmitted male to male, and especialy when HIV is concerned it is now a real problem and growing among the gay community
incorrect its mostly transmitted male to male, and especialy when HIV is concerned it is now a real problem and growing among the gay community
k first time i am getting tested for heptits just to see if i have it sinces its the only std i never tested for waiting for blood wor k
Thank you Vik97 my point exactly.
ASSUMING NO LESIONS ON MOUTH OR GENITALS:
You can not get hepA,B, or C from RECIEVING unprotected oral sex (recieving fellacito,cunninling, and analings)
You are at risk for Hep A when you GIVE analings.
You are especially at risk for hep B and C if there is blood present, and you have an open cut.
ASSUMING NO LESIONS ON MOUTH OR GENITALS:
You can not get hepA,B, or C from RECIEVING unprotected oral sex (recieving fellacito,cunninling, and analings)
You are at risk for Hep A when you GIVE analings.
You are especially at risk for hep B and C if there is blood present, and you have an open cut.
According to the HCV Advocate:
"There are no known cases of HCV being given through oral sex on a man (fellatio) or a woman (cunnilingus). It is possible that the virus could be given this way, though, if a person has mouth sores, bleeding gums, or a throat infection."
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/Basics/sexual_transmission.pdf
"There are no known cases of HCV being given through oral sex on a man (fellatio) or a woman (cunnilingus). It is possible that the virus could be given this way, though, if a person has mouth sores, bleeding gums, or a throat infection."
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/Basics/sexual_transmission.pdf
They are assuming you have either bleeding gums/or sores or some mouth lesion and that you are comming in contact with blood by oral sex.
My statements above assume NO mouth and genital lesions.
My statements above assume NO mouth and genital lesions.
Hmmm confusing ive read on websites thast you can catch hep from unprotected oral?
Everyone sorry to bring this subject here:
You can not get hepA,B, or C from RECIEVING unprotected oral sex (recieving fellacito,cunninling, and analings)
You are at risk for Hep A when you GIVE analings.
You are especially at risk for hep B and C if there is blood present, and you have an open cut.
(folks --thanks again).
You can not get hepA,B, or C from RECIEVING unprotected oral sex (recieving fellacito,cunninling, and analings)
You are at risk for Hep A when you GIVE analings.
You are especially at risk for hep B and C if there is blood present, and you have an open cut.
(folks --thanks again).
Hepc isn't transmitted by fellacio or cunnilingus but if you're finagling some analings you may be at risk.
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you wouldnt get hepc from recieving oral sex or hep b and maybe hep a, not certian , giving is different ,
Yes we are not an STD forum and HepC is not an STD anyway, we dont have the knowledge available to share with you because it's not our disease.
anal penetration with the penis or fist is enough to cause hep c transmission and does so frequently among gays especially in group sex and also especially where HIV is present, what amazes me is the number of HIV men who present with hcv as a recent infection it shows the lack of inhibition and safe sex practices.
Hep C is a blood-borne virus. It is spread by blood-to-blood contact. It can be transmitted if both partners committing a sex act have open wounds on the part of the body being used or is menstruating.
Thanks.
ONe more about these viruses.
Is hepA considered the least virulent?
and hep B the most virulent?
ONe more about these viruses.
Is hepA considered the least virulent?
and hep B the most virulent?
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Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
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Condoms are the most effective way to prevent HIV and STDs.
PrEP is used by people with high risk to prevent HIV infection.
Hep B is a classic Std and is easily transmitted through sex.
Hep C is NOT a Std and is VERY rarely transmitted through sex. When sexual
transmission of Hep C does happen, it is almost always from male to female.
there is an effective vacine for hep a and b. Unfortunately, there is not a vaccine for
hep c, and may not ever be a hep c vaccine.