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Medical Forum / General / General / May 2005Condom put on with mouth STD?
OK got really drunk on Saturday night. Met a girl at a party and got a bit friendly. We kissed but not french kissing. She then gave me a blow job using a condom. She put the condom on with her mouth and had loobed it whilst in her mouth with her spit. My mate told me that she was a bit or a risk taker and had been around a bit. I am now worried that I may have caught something? What are the chances and what should I look out for? Cheers > OK got really drunk on Saturday night. > Met a girl at a party and got a bit friendly. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Cheers Well at least you aren't pregnant! > OK got really drunk on Saturday night. > Met a girl at a party and got a bit friendly. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > What are the chances and what should I look out for? I am not a doctor but: - Someone who uses a condon for oral sex doesn't strike me as a 'risk taker' - Unless you have sores on your penis it seems unlikely that even unprotected oral sex would be a *significant* risk. - There are plenty of sites on the web with more info (e.g. http://www.brown.edu/Student_Services/Health_Services/Health_Education/s exual_health/sti/oralsex.htm) but if you're worried you should see your GP. Tom I agree that because we used a condom she may not seem to be a risk taker however apparently she generally does not. I think we used a condom because I was apprehensive. I didn't think about the risk of saliva... Hmmm beer before safety there I think. Can you catch a VD from just saliva? >From the link you sent it seems I may end up with: gonorrhea syphilis Herpes I suppose the moral of the story is to make sure that no fluids are transfered. In this case make sure that no fluid touches the condom at all! I hope that I am OK, if so I think there is no chance of me ever doing something like this again! If I have caught something then there isn't even an option. > From the link you sent it seems I may end up with: > gonorrhea > syphilis > Herpes I do think you are worrying unnecessarily over the risks involved from a single episode of protected oral sex with someone who is not known to be a carrier of any STD. But, as I said, I am not a doctor, so all I can really suggest is that you see your GP and ask their opinion. Alternatively, phone a local GUM clinic and see if they have a walk-in session - they're entirely anonymous, as I know from personal experience :) Tom
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