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Worried about STD/STI
I recently ( two days ago) had an encounter with another massuese The detais are as follows: mouth to breasts -touching her vagina, no penetration. No sex but I think her vagina touched my mouth in a couple of instances. I could feel some wetness. but no tongue was involved. Should I be worried about STD/STI?
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If her vagina just touched your mouth for a couple of seconds, there is no risk. There is no need to be so worried.
Even if you had performed oral sex on her, that's considered low risk. Most experts don't think an act of oral sex warrants testing because it is so low risk.
There's nothing to worry about. If anxiety is the norm for you, you should talk to your doctor about it.
Even if you had performed oral sex on her, that's considered low risk. Most experts don't think an act of oral sex warrants testing because it is so low risk.
There's nothing to worry about. If anxiety is the norm for you, you should talk to your doctor about it.
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Thank you for the response. The mouth to vagina contact happened for longer than a few seconds I could feel some wetness. and that got me worried. Thank you for helping with a response.
The fact you mention "I THINK the vagina..." would lead me to believe that the brevity of the exposure was short. Far to short for any meaningful risks. As AJ has said, the risk for oral sex is low and it is even lower from a male giving oral to a woman perspective. Move on from this event.
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