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STDs (Expert Forum)
Massage and little extra
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University of Washington
Seattle - WA
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This forum is limited to questions about STDs other than HIV/AIDS. For questions about HIV prevention, or if you have general questions about safe sex (e.g., condoms, how to protect yourself from HIV and STDs), please visit the HIV Prevention and Safe Sex Forum
Some of the most common types of questions concern the risk of HIV or STD after a particular sexual exposure, and about symptoms that might or might not be due to HIV. If your question is along these lines, please visit the HIV Prevention and Safe Sex Forum.
Massage and little extra
by need_commitment, Jun 20, 2008 01:34PM
Hello Doctor,
I did something that i am not sure about its amount of risk so I need to consult a doctor before doing it again.
I went to a chinese massage center, the girl gave me full body massage and during the massage she masterbated me with her hands without condom. Also she let me touch her body and kiss her many times. There was no oral sex and no vaginal sex.
please i need to know the answer to the following questions
1- what's the risk of STDs that transfer by skin to skin contact like Herpes and HPV?
2- After i went back home i found a skin cut in my lips, does this add any amount of risk?
3- if i do the same thing regulary every two weeks or one month, I will need to perform the check up for HIV, and STDs?
I did something that i am not sure about its amount of risk so I need to consult a doctor before doing it again.
I went to a chinese massage center, the girl gave me full body massage and during the massage she masterbated me with her hands without condom. Also she let me touch her body and kiss her many times. There was no oral sex and no vaginal sex.
please i need to know the answer to the following questions
1- what's the risk of STDs that transfer by skin to skin contact like Herpes and HPV?
2- After i went back home i found a skin cut in my lips, does this add any amount of risk?
3- if i do the same thing regulary every two weeks or one month, I will need to perform the check up for HIV, and STDs?
Doctor's Answer
by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Jun 20, 2008 02:04PM
, Jun 20, 2008 02:04PM
Relax. There is no STD risk here.
1) No STDs are transmitted by hand-to-genital contact.
2) Kissing doesn't transmit STDs, regardless of cuts on the mouth. There is a theoretical risk of oral herpes, but that isn't considered an STD anyway. Of cousre kissing also risks common cold viruses.
3) You could do the same things every week for the rest of your life and never expect to catch an STD. You don't need testing.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
1) No STDs are transmitted by hand-to-genital contact.
2) Kissing doesn't transmit STDs, regardless of cuts on the mouth. There is a theoretical risk of oral herpes, but that isn't considered an STD anyway. Of cousre kissing also risks common cold viruses.
3) You could do the same things every week for the rest of your life and never expect to catch an STD. You don't need testing.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
