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Lapdance with possible genital rubbing-- Risk level?
I got a lapdance 2 days ago that got a little out of hand. The stripper undid my pants and exposed my penis and grinded on me. She was wearing underwear but kept repositioning herself and I believe there was brief genital to genital contact. She then proceeded to give me a hand job with her spit. I'm really freaked out and just want to know if I could have contracted something this way and what the likelihood is. How long should I wait before getting tested?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you very much doctor, that is a relief!
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Merely the title you chose for your question suggests no risk and indeed that's my conclusion after reading the question itself. No STD can be transmitted through clothing, and hand-genital contact carries no risk. There would be little or no risk even if the dancer had used her vaginal secretions as lubricant, and certinly not with saliva. Safe sex is pretty simple: if a penis is not inserted into a partner's vagina, rectum or mouth, STDs are not transmitted. You do not need testing for any STD and if you have a regular sex partner, you can safely continue unprotected sex without fear of putting her at risk.
Regards-- HHH, MD
Merely the title you chose for your question suggests no risk and indeed that's my conclusion after reading the question itself. No STD can be transmitted through clothing, and hand-genital contact carries no risk. There would be little or no risk even if the dancer had used her vaginal secretions as lubricant, and certinly not with saliva. Safe sex is pretty simple: if a penis is not inserted into a partner's vagina, rectum or mouth, STDs are not transmitted. You do not need testing for any STD and if you have a regular sex partner, you can safely continue unprotected sex without fear of putting her at risk.
Regards-- HHH, MD
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