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how much greater the risks?

OK so I understand that getting most STD's from getting oral sex are low butmy concern is I may have really increased my risk factors. Not trying to explain or justify just the facts. I was given rapid oral by a woman lasted maybe three min at most. Ejaculated into her mouth and she swallowed. No the extras she has a long history of drug abuse including IV heroin method pills pot and alcohol. She is 32 sexualy active since 13 with at least 100 different men is bisexual. Has worked as stripper in lower end clubs and private shows of course has provided extra services mostly oral. Has done amateur porn including unprotected sex. Has prostituted herself for drugs and to pay off debts. Has been a party girl for biker club. Was in a serious motor vehicle crash and had blood transfusions has done multiple sentences in county and city jails. So in the end how much more at rusk am
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If you have a long term partner or enter a new relationship soon, you might want to have some tests to make sure you would not expose anyone. One concern would be herpes. Even through she did not have any lip sores at the time, shedding does occur where the virus is on the surface without any lesions.
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Along the same lines as I was thinking, just wanted to see what others thought, and if there was anything else I should consider or be aware of.
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Overall it sounds like she has lived a lifestyle that would put her at a higher risk for a STD, but you would still be at low risk. The low risk factor means if someone has an oral STD it is more likely not to get it then to get it.
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