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Risk or not?

Hi

I recently had sex with an escort (will never do it again) and im worried about whether I am at risk for an STD or not. Prior to seeing this girl I shaved my pubic hair and didnt notice any cuts, except a small one in the pelvic area (above the penis) which stopped bleeding almost instantly. When i saw her she wiped me down with a wet wipe and performed oral sex with a condom on. Then she switched for a new condom and we began having intercourse. No fluids to my knowledge were exchanged at any point (vaginal fluids, semen, etc). However at one point i gave her a kiss on the lips, just a peck, no tongue or saliva or anything like that.

Am i at any risk for an std? And when is the best time to see a doctor?
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People don't get STDs of the scrotum because of such contact.  
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I didnt notice any cuts or scrapes except the one in the pelvic area
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Thanks for the response, it makes me feel better

None of her fluids got on me, I just had sex with her on her back and it was over pretty quickly. My only concern now is if i got any cuts or scrapes on my scrotum or shaft after shaving my pubic area that came into contact with her
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There was no significant STD risk from these events.  Most escorts (expensive female sex workers) are at low risk for STDs, because they usually are safe -- as she was with you.  Even if she had something, with condom protected sex (even for oral exposures), you weren't at risk.  You don't need STD testing on account of this event.
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