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HIV/STI Risk from Sensual Massage
Hi! A few days ago I stupidly went for a massage at an Asian Massage Parlour.
The masseuse gave me a back massage and then a body to body massage while I was lying on my back. There was about a minute of unprotected genital to genital contact (her vagina onto my penis), and then she gave me a hand-job to finish.
There was no penetration at all throughout the massage.
I did not touch her vagina at all, although I did feel her breasts.
(I should point out that I was freshly groomed, so there may have been some broken skin around my penis area).
I am really anxious and would really appreciate any help.
A) Was I at risk of acquiring HIV?
B) Was I at risk of any other STI's?
C) Do I need to get tested, and if so, when?
The masseuse gave me a back massage and then a body to body massage while I was lying on my back. There was about a minute of unprotected genital to genital contact (her vagina onto my penis), and then she gave me a hand-job to finish.
There was no penetration at all throughout the massage.
I did not touch her vagina at all, although I did feel her breasts.
(I should point out that I was freshly groomed, so there may have been some broken skin around my penis area).
I am really anxious and would really appreciate any help.
A) Was I at risk of acquiring HIV?
B) Was I at risk of any other STI's?
C) Do I need to get tested, and if so, when?
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Hi
1. zero risk
2. low risk for herpes and syphilis genital to genital rubbing contact.
3. only if you get sores around your genital area a few weeks later or if you have a long term partner.
1. zero risk
2. low risk for herpes and syphilis genital to genital rubbing contact.
3. only if you get sores around your genital area a few weeks later or if you have a long term partner.
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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.
