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Oral Cancer
- Thread starter Dreamseeker
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Know anyone that got herpes from a BBj from a hooker?
“We get frequent questions about STD/HIV risks associated with oral sex. The consistent answer is that oral sex can be considered safe sex, because of generally low risks for all STDs and zero risk for some. Sometimes this seems to conflict with other advice, perhaps especially in settings where social or religious conservatism influence school based and other education that tend to inflate the risks associated with sex of any kind. But the fact is that even among the most sexually active people with multiple partners (including sex workers), most have no transmissible oral STDs; and that the vast majority of oral sex events do not lead to any STD. Accordingly, we almost never recommend STD testing after any single oral sex exposure unless there are symptoms, or sometimes if the partner is known to be infected. We also generally recommend that people with such exposures can safely continue their normal sexual practices with their regular partners. While of course there can be no guarantees along these lines, in general the risk is low enough that it shouldn't be a serious worry.
These issues are discussed in more detail in the threads below (one of which contains links to still other threads) -- and go into more detail about specific STDs related to oral sex. Please take a look at them.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV---...al-Sex-HIV-STD-Infection-Chances/show/1721189
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/risk-assessment/show/1999445
“We get frequent questions about STD/HIV risks associated with oral sex. The consistent answer is that oral sex can be considered safe sex, because of generally low risks for all STDs and zero risk for some. Sometimes this seems to conflict with other advice, perhaps especially in settings where social or religious conservatism influence school based and other education that tend to inflate the risks associated with sex of any kind. But the fact is that even among the most sexually active people with multiple partners (including sex workers), most have no transmissible oral STDs; and that the vast majority of oral sex events do not lead to any STD. Accordingly, we almost never recommend STD testing after any single oral sex exposure unless there are symptoms, or sometimes if the partner is known to be infected. We also generally recommend that people with such exposures can safely continue their normal sexual practices with their regular partners. While of course there can be no guarantees along these lines, in general the risk is low enough that it shouldn't be a serious worry.
These issues are discussed in more detail in the threads below (one of which contains links to still other threads) -- and go into more detail about specific STDs related to oral sex. Please take a look at them.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV---...al-Sex-HIV-STD-Infection-Chances/show/1721189
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/risk-assessment/show/1999445
I am a scientist and advise you read the info on CDC website.
Mucus membranes in contact can transmit disease, assuming one person has one. Therefore my opinion, DATY likely more risky (larger surface areas, and friction induced microtears). I opt for safety.
Make your decisions informed ones, just know that a small risk is still a risk.
Mucus membranes in contact can transmit disease, assuming one person has one. Therefore my opinion, DATY likely more risky (larger surface areas, and friction induced microtears). I opt for safety.
Make your decisions informed ones, just know that a small risk is still a risk.
Surely you meant to spell it Mucous membranes and yes there is risk in this hobby but I (like others in this thread) have performed DATY for many years without contracting any diseases so the fearmongering is serving your own interests and justification for not doing it as opposed to trying to help us fellow mongers. Furthermore, some people enjoy the "high-risk high-reward" model of this hobby.
And by the way, Michael Douglas is so full of shit. He is/was a heavy smoker/drinker which is the most likely culprit for his throat cancer. I don't know why he tried to blame cunnilingus and ruin the chances for the rest of mankind... What a jerk!
https://abcnews.go.com/Entertainmen...oking-caught-hollywood-icon/story?id=11416751
https://abcnews.go.com/Entertainmen...oking-caught-hollywood-icon/story?id=11416751
