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4 days after Liquid Nitrogen procedure on finger fingered wet vagina
I have read all the posts on mutual masturbation even with cuts and know it is zero risk for infection, but my question may be a little unique. Four days ago I had a liquid nitrogen procedure on my finger to remove some scar tissue that had built up. Tonight I went to a massage parlor and forgot about the finger situation. I used my fingers to massage her vagina and she was very wet. The finger with the procedure was one of the fingers I used. I am not exactly sure how the liquid nitrogen procedure works but I know the blister fell off about 2.5 days ago and it was like a red sore below that I thought was healing. After the fingering I stupidly poured some hydrogen peroxide on it and it bubbled, which I think means that the red may not have been healing because I thought hydrogen peroxide bubbles because of wet blood. Does this situation put me at risk? I am sorry for the unique and possibly stupid question.
There is no such thing as a stupid question.
You had NO risk from the procedure on your finger. After 4 days a protective membrane had already covered the affected area.
The hydrogen peroxide "bubbled" when you poured it on your finger because most living cells contain the enzyme catalase, which attacks hydrogen peroxide and converts it into water (H2O) and oxygen (O2).
The skin cells where you had the procedure are new, living cells, so it bubbled. End of story.
Please relax, you have nothing to worry about.
RW
You had NO risk from the procedure on your finger. After 4 days a protective membrane had already covered the affected area.
The hydrogen peroxide "bubbled" when you poured it on your finger because most living cells contain the enzyme catalase, which attacks hydrogen peroxide and converts it into water (H2O) and oxygen (O2).
The skin cells where you had the procedure are new, living cells, so it bubbled. End of story.
Please relax, you have nothing to worry about.
RW
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RubyWitch, thank you! I am relieved. I really appreciate you taking the time to answer!
You're welcome. Play safe.
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