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Transmission through breasts

During a massage, i put my mouth on the womans breasts licking and sucking the nipples for about 5 minutes. Afterwards i noticed that there was a brown spec that probably came from her breats in my mouth. My questions are

1-If i was at the dentist earlier where the cleaning was strong enough make my mouth bleed, am i at bigger risk for catching an std from her nipple.
2-i noticed before from other woman too that sometimes sucking on nipples i will find the same brown spec in my mouth. It is usually the size of a sesame seed and soft like rubber. What is this and does it increase the chance that i might catch something from her?

Thank you doctors
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300980 tn?1194929400
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Unlikey and even if it were a scab or piece of flesh (??) it would not change my opinion.  Nothing to worry about.  EWH
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Thank you doctor. My concern is that the chance is bigger because the brown spec was a scab or flesh from her nipple or breast.
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300980 tn?1194929400
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Welcome back to the Forum.  Taking  your 2nd question first, I cannot be sure of what you found in your mouth.  Some women, particularly those whose nipples are on "display" put make-up on their nipples, this may be that.  Beyond that, I just cannot say.

As far as your risk is concerned, there is virtually no risk of getting an STD from sucking a partner's nipples, even if she had an STD.  I suppose theoretically breast milk might have blood borne STDs like hepatitis B or HIV in it but the fact is that there are no instances of any sort in which someone has been shown to get an STD from oral contact with a breast. This is the case whether your partner was lactating or not and that you might have had your teeth cleaned or had a sore in your mouth at the time in no way changes this assessment.

Bottom line- you have nothing to worry about and there isno need for testing of any sort for the exposure you describe.  Take care.  EWH
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