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Update on previous question
Original question:
So 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
Update:
So im now 17 days post incident and I haven't developed any symptoms. No burning when urinating, no discharge, no fever, no sores just some generalnitching down there that moves to different areas. Do you think its safe to assume inhavent caught any stis? Should consider myself clean and resume normal life?
So 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
Update:
So im now 17 days post incident and I haven't developed any symptoms. No burning when urinating, no discharge, no fever, no sores just some generalnitching down there that moves to different areas. Do you think its safe to assume inhavent caught any stis? Should consider myself clean and resume normal life?
Ok thank you for your response. There is so much stuff on the web about condoms not offering full protection from bacterial infections and everything else it's just been scary. They never tell you how slim the odds may be though
Yes, resume normal life. There was no realistic chance of herpes or any std. Condoms offer excellent protection.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
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.
