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Protected Sex risk
So I did a couple stupid things. I shaved my genitals for some odd reason, went to a bar got drunk and had PROTECTED sex twice with two random chicks.
The thing is I had razor burn and the were both wet (and the area not covered by the condom probably got 'juice' on it). I didn't see any abnormalities but I am worried (this is atypical behavior for me). How long should I wait to get tested (can I get tested for HPV) and what is a qualitative estimate of what the risk was.
Thanks!
The thing is I had razor burn and the were both wet (and the area not covered by the condom probably got 'juice' on it). I didn't see any abnormalities but I am worried (this is atypical behavior for me). How long should I wait to get tested (can I get tested for HPV) and what is a qualitative estimate of what the risk was.
Thanks!
Yeah, Vance and I, knew that was your concern from the begining. That's why you were asked to re-read what he said. It is small matters. Wheather people believe us or not that's up to them.
"Razor burn is meaningless". So yes Razor burn is meaningless from the encounter. That you shouldn't worry. If your thinking the fluids could leakin to that razor burn and thus infect you, well it doesn't work that way. You have to be bleeding excessively and there has to be alot of rubing and grinding of the fluids against an open cut, --there wasn't; your razor burn IS meanlingless.
You had to have a active fresh (like 1 mintue fresh) razor cut on your unprotected penis and be having unprotected insertive sex (which will supply the grinding and rubing of the pathorgen into the cut) to get a blood-bone STD. AAANND the person has to be infected.
So, congrats on using a condom.
"Razor burn is meaningless". So yes Razor burn is meaningless from the encounter. That you shouldn't worry. If your thinking the fluids could leakin to that razor burn and thus infect you, well it doesn't work that way. You have to be bleeding excessively and there has to be alot of rubing and grinding of the fluids against an open cut, --there wasn't; your razor burn IS meanlingless.
You had to have a active fresh (like 1 mintue fresh) razor cut on your unprotected penis and be having unprotected insertive sex (which will supply the grinding and rubing of the pathorgen into the cut) to get a blood-bone STD. AAANND the person has to be infected.
So, congrats on using a condom.
But, the fluids dripped to the lower part of my shaft and pubic area (both with razor burn). That (fluid on razor burn) is what I am worried about.
Re-read what vance told you about razon burns, and skin-skin transmission.
Its low risk for them.
Fluids can transmit most STDS (chlamydia, gon, syphilis, trich,) but you were protected, so I wouldn't worry from your encounter. So there is no need to worry.
Its low risk for them.
Fluids can transmit most STDS (chlamydia, gon, syphilis, trich,) but you were protected, so I wouldn't worry from your encounter. So there is no need to worry.
And the rate of skin-skin transmission is still low? I have read that is is extremly common?
Razor burn is meaningless...skin to skin runs a small risk of herpes, HPV, syphilis. But as I said most people don't have sex with an active outbreak.
Well. I had razor burn (possibly microcuts) and the juices did get on the area where the pubic hair used to be and on the very low en of the shaft. IWhat kind of risk is there for that contact?
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