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STD Risks from Mutual Masturbation and Frottage
Dr. H-
I engaged in mutual masturbation, frottage and kissing with another man. I got tested after one week - syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia all came back negative. I understand there is NO hiv risk
Should I get tested again? I have some sensitivity/irritation around my penis. Could this just be anxiety? Or an reaction to lubricant lotion (i.e., a hotel lotion from bathroom that was not meant for genitalia)?
I engaged in mutual masturbation, frottage and kissing with another man. I got tested after one week - syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia all came back negative. I understand there is NO hiv risk
Should I get tested again? I have some sensitivity/irritation around my penis. Could this just be anxiety? Or an reaction to lubricant lotion (i.e., a hotel lotion from bathroom that was not meant for genitalia)?
Here is a follow-up:
1. At 2.5 weeks, re-test for gonorrhea and chlamydia. Both negative.
2 At 3 weeks, no lesions observed. HIV and syphilis retests are negative. Sensitivity/irritation has lessened by using bacitracin. The other guy with whom I engaged in masturbation and frottage only assures me his is 100% safe.
Given these facts, I am going to strongly assume that I have no need to be concerned.
1. At 2.5 weeks, re-test for gonorrhea and chlamydia. Both negative.
2 At 3 weeks, no lesions observed. HIV and syphilis retests are negative. Sensitivity/irritation has lessened by using bacitracin. The other guy with whom I engaged in masturbation and frottage only assures me his is 100% safe.
Given these facts, I am going to strongly assume that I have no need to be concerned.
1) Low stds risk
2) Some tests are not conclusive at one month, such as syphilis. Recommend to retest
2) Some tests are not conclusive at one month, such as syphilis. Recommend to retest
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