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[elpedroarg]

dear experts

Last friday a guy invites me to masturbate together; just watching each other... it was in his car

Instantly he started BJ me ,,, then i put his head out from me,,, but I think it was a 4 seconds BJ

I cummed very fast and 5 minutes later I went to a gasolinery bath to wash my penis with soup and apply povidone iodine 10% in all my penis

Considering I dont know his status , actually I didnt know the guy,,, and according description before ,,, how likely is to get syphilis infection?

Im know wondering if I could have sex with my wife,,,,,,,,could I?


I'll appreciate your help!!!

thanks all

[elpedroarg]

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[elpedroarg]

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[Vance2335]

You would have no risk from 4 seconds of oral sex

[elpedroarg]

dear experts

Last friday a guy invites me to masturbate together; just watching each other... it was in his car

Instantly he started BJ me ,,, then i put his head out from me,,, but I think it was a 4 seconds BJ

I cummed very fast and 5 minutes later I went to a gasolinery bath to wash my penis with soup and apply povidone iodine 10% in all my penis

Considering I dont know his status , actually I didnt know the guy,,, and according description before ,,, how likely is to get syphilis infection?

Im know wondering if I could have sex with my wife,,,,,,,,could I?


I'll appreciate your help!!!

thanks all

[anonymous98345]

Based on what you said, it is very unlikely that you contracted Syphilis. Syphilis transfers from person to person through direct contact with a Syphilis sore, or the fluid that is from a Syphilis sore.

Given your exposure, oral sex, is a low risk event anyway, and if you couple that with the fact you were only receiving for a few seconds, I would say you are fine to engage in sexual activity with your wife.

If you are worried maybe refrain from having sex, and go into see a doc and get blood work done. However, bear in mind there is a window period where a Syphilis test may not show as reactive, but talk to your doctor.

Bottom line, I think you are good to go.