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I am a female and i had unprotected oral sex(the guy went down on me, but i did NOT go down on him). 1 week later, i got tested for gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis, and all came back negative. is 1 week enough for a conclusive result or should i get tested again? can i get HIV this way too?
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Why is the blood supply screened for syphilis? can y0u contract syphilis through contact with infected blood during sex?
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right...lucky for women.
yes.
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woman receiving oral sex then is not at risk of anything w/o lumpsor bumps then, right?

however, a woman performing has a chance of gonorrhea and possibly others?
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She can get gonorrhea, chlymida is not a concern for oral sex. Now the risk is low but possible.

Here are the risks both ways:
Giving to a man: Gonorrhea, Herpes and Syphilis
Receiving female: Herpes and Syphilis. (without a bump on his lip probably not a worry for either one of these)
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Oh, but a woman who goes down on a man w/o protection CAN get gonorrhea or chlamydia in the mouth that way, right?
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Because they are not passed from a man giving a woman oral sex. Just the nature of how they are passed and oral sex on a woman is just not a risk.
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Why are Gonorrhea, chlamydia and HIV not risky for me to contract from thes  activities?
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The only small risk you had was syphilis and herpes and both of those risks are small. Syphilis result is conclusive 6 weeks after and herpes is 4 months.
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