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Is STD Transmission Possible After Getting A Massage?
Question: Went for Happy ending massage ( Hand Blow Job & Body to Body Massage), No Oral ,No kissing Mouth to Mouth, No Sex, however I kissed her boobs and sucked her nipples, she was wearing underwear through out..no condom used...Risk of diseases.....but after that day ....urine frequency has increased, little bit itching not severe....3 days has passed ......I am married and she is pregnant..Your advise please
Brief Answer:
Nothing to worry
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us at healthcaremagic.
I have gone through your query and I have understood it.
As far as the sexual act is concerned there is absolutely nothing to worry. There is no risk of an STD from this particular sexual act.
I think you can just stop worrying about it and move on. There is no risk of any disease, whatsoever, from a handjob.
Regards
Nothing to worry
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us at healthcaremagic.
I have gone through your query and I have understood it.
As far as the sexual act is concerned there is absolutely nothing to worry. There is no risk of an STD from this particular sexual act.
I think you can just stop worrying about it and move on. There is no risk of any disease, whatsoever, from a handjob.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
Thanks for the quick respond.
Even she was laying side by side and for some time she was also above me for some time, might have her under wear touched my penis.Still no risk.
I have visited one doctor and he has also advised my VDRL and ELISA for HIV 1 & 2 after 1 month. Are these test sufficient for my satisfaction.
Even she was laying side by side and for some time she was also above me for some time, might have her under wear touched my penis.Still no risk.
I have visited one doctor and he has also advised my VDRL and ELISA for HIV 1 & 2 after 1 month. Are these test sufficient for my satisfaction.
Brief Answer:
Can take STD testing for your own peace of mind
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Though the risk is very less because not a lot of vaginal fluids would have been exchanged through this contact but it is better to get tested for your own peace of mind.
You can screen for Syphilis (VDRL/RPR), HIV (HIV DUO test) as well as Genital Herpes earliest at 1 month.
Tests for HIV should be repeated at 12 weeks to cover for the window period of detection of HIV.
VDRL should also be redone at 12 weeks because incubation period of syphilis varies from 9-90 days (i.e up to 12 weeks).
Moreover if you notice any ulcer pr sores in genital region you must get yourself checked
Regards
Can take STD testing for your own peace of mind
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Though the risk is very less because not a lot of vaginal fluids would have been exchanged through this contact but it is better to get tested for your own peace of mind.
You can screen for Syphilis (VDRL/RPR), HIV (HIV DUO test) as well as Genital Herpes earliest at 1 month.
Tests for HIV should be repeated at 12 weeks to cover for the window period of detection of HIV.
VDRL should also be redone at 12 weeks because incubation period of syphilis varies from 9-90 days (i.e up to 12 weeks).
Moreover if you notice any ulcer pr sores in genital region you must get yourself checked
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
Today I Got small white spots on my upper lips ( in group from left to right), which one i touch my tongue create some bit irritation.What it will be ,it an symptom of a STD, just after three days.
Brief Answer:
Kindly upload an Image
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Kindly upload a digital Image(s) which shows area of concern. Make sure you upload good quality Images
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Or
You may mail me Images at YYYY@YYYY with subject of mail as Attn:Dr. Kakkar.
Regards
Kindly upload an Image
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Kindly upload a digital Image(s) which shows area of concern. Make sure you upload good quality Images
To upload an Image, you may either go to "Reports section" and upload
Or
You may mail me Images at YYYY@YYYY with subject of mail as Attn:Dr. Kakkar.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
Shown to specialist, he has diagnosed Herpes Simplex, give medicine Acivir-400 DT with some cream... he say not to worry , said many people have this disease... and asked for HSV IgG and IgM and no smoking advice....My question is how serious is this disease.....how can it impact my sexual life,... can i had a normal life and precaution to carry...may please advise
Brief Answer:
Can lead a normal sexual life with certain precautions
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Your doctor is right, Herpes labialis is fairly common in general population.
It can be transmitted by close/ intimate contact, either sexual contact e.g Oral sex Or non-sexual contact e.g kissing.
Transmission by inanimate objects is not possible e.g sharing a glass of water etc
Herpes labialis is usually caused by type 1 HSV. The infection once acquired stays forever.
Herpes labialis may cause recurrent episodes. However, frequency of recurrences decreases with time.
You may pass it on to your sexual partner by kissing thus leading to labial herpes/ cold sores in her Or by active oral sex i.e oro-vaginal, thereby causing genital infection/ herpes.
The chances of transmission are more during an active episode of Herpes labialis/ cold sores than during clinically asymptomatic phases.
Nevertheless, the infection can still be passed on to your sexual partner during clinically asymptomatic phases.
However, most individuals with labial herpes lead a normal sexual life provided they can avoid intimate Oral contact (sexual as well as non-sexual) during clinically active sores (usually 5-7 days)
Clinical episodes can be treated by Oral antivirals which also reduce the risk of transmission by healing the sores faster.
Regards
Can lead a normal sexual life with certain precautions
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Your doctor is right, Herpes labialis is fairly common in general population.
It can be transmitted by close/ intimate contact, either sexual contact e.g Oral sex Or non-sexual contact e.g kissing.
Transmission by inanimate objects is not possible e.g sharing a glass of water etc
Herpes labialis is usually caused by type 1 HSV. The infection once acquired stays forever.
Herpes labialis may cause recurrent episodes. However, frequency of recurrences decreases with time.
You may pass it on to your sexual partner by kissing thus leading to labial herpes/ cold sores in her Or by active oral sex i.e oro-vaginal, thereby causing genital infection/ herpes.
The chances of transmission are more during an active episode of Herpes labialis/ cold sores than during clinically asymptomatic phases.
Nevertheless, the infection can still be passed on to your sexual partner during clinically asymptomatic phases.
However, most individuals with labial herpes lead a normal sexual life provided they can avoid intimate Oral contact (sexual as well as non-sexual) during clinically active sores (usually 5-7 days)
Clinical episodes can be treated by Oral antivirals which also reduce the risk of transmission by healing the sores faster.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
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