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Does Having Unsafe Anal Sex Increase Chances Of STD?
Hi my name is Daniel and i just had unprotected anal sex with my 48 year old girl friend
and I was wandering I did not get a full erection and i dont produce any semen cause i'm Intersexed, and I was just wandering if I could still get a std even though I did not semen at all ?
and I was wandering I did not get a full erection and i dont produce any semen cause i'm Intersexed, and I was just wandering if I could still get a std even though I did not semen at all ?
Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Hello. Thanks for writing to us at healthcaremagic
Unprotected sex is always a high risk in terms of STD's. Ejaculation or not, has no significance.
I would suggest you to visit a sexual health specialist for counselling and testing at appropriate intervals.
Some STD's may present shortly after encounter e.g gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes etc. Others like syphilis may present later (incubation period is 3 weeks on an average). HIV, Warts and Molluscum may remain clinically silent for months before one notices them.
I would suggest a screening test for HIV and testing for Syphilis (VDRL) initially at 1 month after risky sexual contact, this should be followed by repeat testing at 3 months.
Testing for herpes is earliest at 2 weeks after risky sexual encounter.
In addition to testing if you notice any discharge, burning sensation on passing urine, genital ulcers/erosions, warts or growths or inguinal swelling etc you must immediately get it checked with a sexual health specialist.
Regards
Unprotected sex is always a high risk in terms of STD's. Ejaculation or not, has no significance.
I would suggest you to visit a sexual health specialist for counselling and testing at appropriate intervals.
Some STD's may present shortly after encounter e.g gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes etc. Others like syphilis may present later (incubation period is 3 weeks on an average). HIV, Warts and Molluscum may remain clinically silent for months before one notices them.
I would suggest a screening test for HIV and testing for Syphilis (VDRL) initially at 1 month after risky sexual contact, this should be followed by repeat testing at 3 months.
Testing for herpes is earliest at 2 weeks after risky sexual encounter.
In addition to testing if you notice any discharge, burning sensation on passing urine, genital ulcers/erosions, warts or growths or inguinal swelling etc you must immediately get it checked with a sexual health specialist.
Regards
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