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STI's from kissing, handjob and 5s suck
Hello, I had safe sex today. He only held my penis for about 3-5 seconds in his mouth. We kissed deeply and used our hands to ejaculate..he ejaculated on my hand, I washed my hands with soap and masturbated afterwards. In such a case, is there any risk to sti's? Note that we only kissed deeply and licked my nipples, he sucked my penis and released it after less than 5 seconds.
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When we caress and our penises rub against each other, causing precum to stick to the tip of the penis, is there a risk of HIV or STI infection?
Do i need test? Thankyou for your answer
Rubbing your penises together can transmit HPV, syphilis and HPV, if there was a lot of friction.
HIV reqires unprotected vaginal or anal penetration. You didn't have that.
If you have other questions about things that happened, just give us all the information at once. Giving us little bits of information at a time doesn't help us assess your risk, and wastes your time and ours.
HIV reqires unprotected vaginal or anal penetration. You didn't have that.
If you have other questions about things that happened, just give us all the information at once. Giving us little bits of information at a time doesn't help us assess your risk, and wastes your time and ours.
All the above information is complete, we don't rub much, only about 5-10 seconds and precum is not certain because he precum out very easily so I'm a bit worried. And the information is that he was tested in early September with clean results. but I'm still worried and want advice to see if I need to get tested. Thankyou
Sorry for the shortcomings.
With the information I just provided, please re-evaluate.
Thankyou somuch Jesssi.
With the information I just provided, please re-evaluate.
Thankyou somuch Jesssi.
I see no reason to test. Your risk was very, very low and I wouldn't bother testing if I were you.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness
You're welcome. :)
Hello, May I ask, is it true that you can only post 1 article in 6 months? I just went through an awkward situation and want to ask about my new risk here?
I had safe sex with a man, we only used our hands together, nothing worth mentioning if I didn't see that his fingers had many cuts, he used his broken fingers to rub his genitals. genital. my anus, if blood or fluid from the cut accidentally flows out when touching the cut anus, is there any danger? Should I be worried and need testing? My anus was a little irritated (scratched) because I had defecated about 20 minutes earlier. Plz answer me
I had safe sex with a man, we only used our hands together, nothing worth mentioning if I didn't see that his fingers had many cuts, he used his broken fingers to rub his genitals. genital. my anus, if blood or fluid from the cut accidentally flows out when touching the cut anus, is there any danger? Should I be worried and need testing? My anus was a little irritated (scratched) because I had defecated about 20 minutes earlier. Plz answer me
No, there is no cause for worry here. In order to transmit HIV, you'd need to be exposed to someone with huge, gaping wounds, not tiny cuts.
The only way to get an STD or HIV is to have oral, vaginal or anal sex. Certain infections transmit in certain ways, but you did none of these things.
Please see a doctor about your anxiety, and stop engaging in sexual activity until you get your anxiety about it under control.
The only way to get an STD or HIV is to have oral, vaginal or anal sex. Certain infections transmit in certain ways, but you did none of these things.
Please see a doctor about your anxiety, and stop engaging in sexual activity until you get your anxiety about it under control.
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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.
The very brief oral sex is not a risk unless he had sores on or in his mouth, and even then, the brief exposure makes it unlikely that anything would transmit.
There is no risk from kissing, sucking nipples or handjobs.