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What Are The Chances Of STD Transmission Through Oral Sex?
hi, I have recently received a oral sex/blow job from a stripper for about 5 minutes, we also had french kiss during that time period. And I would like to know what is the likelihood of getting any STD (I have dermatitis around my penis), I am pretty anxious now.....thank you very much.
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Unprotected Oral sex with a commercial sex worker (csw) is a risk factor for STD's
Receptive Oral sex can transmit gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and herpes. HIV is a risk if the partner giving oral sex has oral sores, which increases the risk.e.g if an HIV positive sexual partner has active sores of oro-labial herpes at the time of sexual act, then not only is there increased risk for genital herpes but also HIV.
I suggest you to visit a sexual health specialist for counselling and also get yourself tested at appropriate intervals for STD's
Testing for gonorrhea or chlamydia is easy. A swab test for detecting microbial DNA can be done at 2 weeks post sexual contact.
Herpes can be detected earliest at 2 weeks with a blood test for Hsv type 1 &2 by ELISA.
Screening for HIV and syphilis can be done earliest at 1 month and to be repeated later at 3 months for a conclusive result.
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Unprotected Oral sex with a commercial sex worker (csw) is a risk factor for STD's
Receptive Oral sex can transmit gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and herpes. HIV is a risk if the partner giving oral sex has oral sores, which increases the risk.e.g if an HIV positive sexual partner has active sores of oro-labial herpes at the time of sexual act, then not only is there increased risk for genital herpes but also HIV.
I suggest you to visit a sexual health specialist for counselling and also get yourself tested at appropriate intervals for STD's
Testing for gonorrhea or chlamydia is easy. A swab test for detecting microbial DNA can be done at 2 weeks post sexual contact.
Herpes can be detected earliest at 2 weeks with a blood test for Hsv type 1 &2 by ELISA.
Screening for HIV and syphilis can be done earliest at 1 month and to be repeated later at 3 months for a conclusive result.
Regards
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std is transmissable on this way but risk is much lower comparing to vaginal sex. if there are penis changes or any worying symptom then you should do std testing Wish you good health. Regards
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