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What's the odds
I screwed up and had sex with a sex worker. She preformed oral sex on me and then we had intercourse for about 5 minutes. Condom was worn during both and intact when done. I'm concerned and wondering what my chances of catching a std this way are? I don't have any cuts in my skin down there and like I said the condom was intact so am I at any risk of skin to skin diseases like hsv 2 or hpv? Or any std for that matter
Almost always 3-10 days after exposure. Rarely up to 20 days
When would a first outbreak occur if some one co tract hsv?
Donor doesn't transmit without rubbing and a fresh wound or opening into the body?
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That's pretty much how it works. Areas of membranes or thin skin like the penis or vagina area are susceptible.
Ok one more question. I hear people talk about rubbing contact. What does this.mean and why is it important?
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The virus is massaged into the skin
It's roughly 1 in a 1000 without a condom and new studies show condoms when used correctly are 95% effective against hsv so as you can see your risk was no real risk at all
One last question do you know anywhere you can find stats on transmission rates if you use a condom?
That's a good plan
Ok thank you. I will probably get tested in 3 no tus for peace of mind but I will try to put it out of my mind till then
Yes I do. Lol. It's not a disorder. Your just hyper focussed on every sensation right now. What you describe is normal and not an std.In all my time doing this I have never had a guy contract hsv from a single protected encounter with a csw.
Your odds are as close tp zero for everything. Hpv may bit a bit higher but still incredibly low. I wouldn't rwcommend testing after such an incounter.
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I had felt some itching on my scrotum and it between my legs but I think it might be all in my head. The only part of me that may have touch the outside of her genitals would be the base of my penis but again I don't see and damage to the skin around there so do.you think it's all in my head
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
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Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
