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Skin to skin contact and in your case contact with mucous membranes which are the thin lining of the mouth may actually increase the risk of getting infections.
Protected sex using condoms will help decrease the risk for STD's and other infections.
Treating known infections on the genitalia and other areas of the body is also a way to prevent transmission.
It is important to observe proper hygiene.Wash before and after sex. For the genitalia observe proper hygiene .Use mild soaps and cleansers in washing the area. If there are any suspicious lumps and bumps in the area, it is best to have this assessed and treated by your physician.