Brief Oral exposure (MPV, Bacterial)

[wiiman25]

11 weeks ago I received unprotected oral sex for no more than a few seconds, I was surprised and put an end to it immediately (wasn't expecting it actually, gentlemen's club).

HIV negative at 10.5 weeks, even though I figure that was almost a 0% chance, so no worries there. My questions are:

1. I understand that some bacterial diseases (gonnorrea, etc) can be transferred this way, but almost all show symptoms and by now I would know, so I should be okay there, correct?

2. No Herpes and syphillis sores visible on receptive partner and no signs since, no concern there as they (likely) would have shown up and are rarely asymptomatic

3. Can HPV be transferred this way?

4. --- No symptoms, no HIV, no visible sores on giver 11 weeks ago.
Am I at any real risk of ANYTHING (even HPV) here?

I just want to know I am safe for current partner.

PS: Point to know: Current partner and I were both virgins at meeting and have been monogamous except for this transgression, so anything I catch here would be traced to this event, so the idea that every sexually active person catches HPV is not necessarily a pertinent point here (I think).

Thanks and best.

[Edward W Hook, MD]

Welcome to the Forum.  I'll try to help.  Please remember however that there is sometimes a big difference between what COULD  happen and what is likely to happen.  People and the infections they get are infinitely variable- this is the reason we can never say never in science.  A single oral exposure, particularly a brief one is unlikely to transmit any STD.  I'll go straight to your questions from here.  

1.  Correct.  VERY, VERY rarely gonorrhea can be asymptomatic it is rare.

2.  Correct. These infections would cause penile lesions.

3.  Very rarely but it has happened that HPV has been transmitted in this way.  I would not worry, particularly since there are no recommended tests for HPV in men.

4.  Nope, I would not worry and would consider you safe for your partner.

Hope this helps. EWH

[Edward W Hook, MD]

Correct. EWH

[wiiman25]

Just wanted to repost the follow up:

Unlikely to have HPV show up in my partners pap test, and the MPV risk is more theoretical (very long odds) than practical, correct?

Again, feel free to lock the thread after your response. Have a great weekend and thanks.

[wiiman25]

Appreciate the courteous and informative answer. I have one short follow-up based on the premise that I am most likely in the clear.

My partner has her yearly OBGYN coming up in a few weeks and I am concerned that my transgression will show up via an HPV sighting in the examination / pap smear. This is VERY unlikely (though not impossible), correct? I understand that pap smears aren't STD tests on their own merits, but they do show some things.

Again I only ask due to our combined relative inexperience (any HPV can only be traced to outside our relationship). Thanks for indulging me a follow-up and please feel free to lock the thread after your response so I am not tempted to overstay my welcome on the forum.

Many thanks.