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Can Oral Sex During Period Cause Any Disease?
Hello!
I have a question but it's quite embarrassing. Well, here I go!
Sunday morning I had an affair with a girl, she had her menses, so we used a condom, nothing went wrong at all, the condom didnt broke but my worry is about the preliminaries. I gave her oral pleasure, but only on the clitoris. Do you think I took a considerable risk and need to see further? And in case of blood in contact with mucosa, does it needs to be a lot of blood there to get a risk?
Sorry for those details but, well I think is better to say exactly with those words what happened than beat around the bush.
Thanks
Patrick
I have a question but it's quite embarrassing. Well, here I go!
Sunday morning I had an affair with a girl, she had her menses, so we used a condom, nothing went wrong at all, the condom didnt broke but my worry is about the preliminaries. I gave her oral pleasure, but only on the clitoris. Do you think I took a considerable risk and need to see further? And in case of blood in contact with mucosa, does it needs to be a lot of blood there to get a risk?
Sorry for those details but, well I think is better to say exactly with those words what happened than beat around the bush.
Thanks
Patrick
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Hello
If the girl has a STI, there is a risk of contracting that infection. it would have been same if she didn't have menses . Transmission of infection requires contact between body fluid like saliva, blood or secretions and broken mucosa. so if she had infection, plan for next time or otherwise observe and get yourself tested.
Dr Saatiish Jhuntrraa
If the girl has a STI, there is a risk of contracting that infection. it would have been same if she didn't have menses . Transmission of infection requires contact between body fluid like saliva, blood or secretions and broken mucosa. so if she had infection, plan for next time or otherwise observe and get yourself tested.
Dr Saatiish Jhuntrraa
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