Thanks doctor. Keep up the great work!
No.
That indeed is the last question. Do your best to move on without worry.
Thanks doctor, last question I promise. I forgot to ask if there is a significant HIV or Hepatitis risk if the male person receiving oral has HPV or HSV?
Oral sex is safe sex -- low risk for all STDs and zero risk for some. Under one infection for every few thousand encounters. Don't worry about it.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/Simple-question/show/1723730
Thank you doctor.
Are the risks very low to catch an std from oral sex?
What are the kind of low percentages you would associate from receiving oral sex?
Thanks again for your time.
Welcome to the forum. Thanks for your question.
You needn't be at all worried. All STDs, including HIV and viral hepatitis, are harder to transmit than you seem to think. None are transmitted by massage or hand-genital contact, and oral sex is generally safe, with low risk for some STDs (gonorrhea, NGU, HSV-1, syphilis) and viritually zero risk for others (hepatitis, HIV, HPV, chlamydia). Without a bare penis (no condom) inside another person's vagina or anus, any and all STDs are rare.
Accordingly, I do not recommend any STD testing on account of this event. If you feel you just have to do something beause of the unprotected oral sex exposure, then you could have a urine test at any time for gonorrhea and chlamydia, and a blood test at 6 weeks for syphilis and HIV. That's all I would recommend, and strictly speaking you don't even need these.
I hope this has helped ease your fears. Best wishes-- HHH, MD