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Chances of STD?
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Around 1 hour ago I had unprotected sex with a very high risk person. I received oral and it lasted for less than 2 mins. After climax i.e. 2-3 minutes later, I quickly went to the bathroom to see if there was any blood, I noticed none. I cleaned my penis with water and soap thoroughly afterwards. I wanted to know what are my chances of getting different STDs in this case. Should I take any medicine for precaution? ( will I need any prescription for that?)
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Around 1 hour ago I had unprotected sex with a very high risk person. I received oral and it lasted for less than 2 mins. After climax i.e. 2-3 minutes later, I quickly went to the bathroom to see if there was any blood, I noticed none. I cleaned my penis with water and soap thoroughly afterwards. I wanted to know what are my chances of getting different STDs in this case. Should I take any medicine for precaution? ( will I need any prescription for that?)
Waiting to hear back soon!
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Any comments, docs on forum say little or no risk for (HIV and other STD) for oral.. what does little mean? Are there chance of any HIV or STD here? Getting little paranoid. Inputs would be greatly appreciated
Sorry, yeah my post is a bit confusing. To elaborate I was completely dressed except my penis was out and I received only oral for 1-2mins (don't remember but 2mins is the max cap to be on safe side). Quickly went to the bathroom to check any blood but none was visible and then cleaned my penis thoroughly (3-5mins after ejaculation). Could not see any sores on her lips or tounge(obviously did not look much into all of her mouth). The oral was not deep throat either. I am uncut if that matters.
Also, a follow up Q. Oral with women or man should have the same implications right? I mean there is nothing like man's saliva/women's salvia and other such parameters. Just curious
Also, a follow up Q. Oral with women or man should have the same implications right? I mean there is nothing like man's saliva/women's salvia and other such parameters. Just curious
So you got sucked. That is basically it. Some risk for bacterial std's goonorrhea.etc. But if you do not feel any symptoms no need to test.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
Here is a risk chart for you to see the risk. If you basically got sucked low risk for bacterial std's. No risk for hiv. Test only once you do feel symptoms.
If you had unprotected vaginal sex. It would be prudent to do a full panel std testing. Good luck!