STD OR STI CONCERNS

[Social-Misfit]

Whoa sounds crazy. Was this herpes? If yes, how long did it take for the symptoms to show up?

Herpes doesn't have pus, the sores are open might have a discharge briefly but it's on outside.
3-7-21 days, or, it can lay hidden for a long time, like other guy said it's difficult to test for

 

[Gymeatmassagerepeat]

I love pussy, I love eating pussy, I love eating ass, I looooooooooooove cumming inside a pussy, but I will never participate in any of these activities with anyone other than my girlfriend EVER

I don’t understand how so many guys here want bb services from hookers and wanna eat their pussies and shit, I don’t judge you it’s your life but damn I just don’t understand

Be safe and responsible out here

 

[derekgbob1980]

Whoa sounds crazy. Was this herpes? If yes, how long did it take for the symptoms to show up?

It wasn't herpes. I got a bad yeast infection and syphilis. Yeast infection showed up next day and syphilis about a week later. I got some penicillin for the syphilis and some cream and antibiotics for the yeast infection. it was real uncomfortable but I was bare-backing that girl 2-3 times a week. The MPA's I see do CBJ and CFS with me and that's the way I prefer it. BBBJ should be ok but I would never do BBFS with a sex worker.

 

[Sunnyside]

We should all be getting tested regularly anyway, so if you have concerns, now's a great time. If you don't want to use your regular Doctor, you might try Home - TeleTest.ca. I used them a few months ago and it was a good experience.

As for your particular experience, odds are in your favour, but they aren't zero. Depends on your tolerance for risk I suppose...

I discovered Teletest.ca recently and it’s such a time saver. I hate having to wait to get an appointment with my doctor just for STI paperwork, or worse, going to a walk-in clinic and waiting around to see a doctor.

And even though they don’t really care about your sexual behavior, I hate having to tell my doctor that I’m raw dogging whores again.

I rather pay a little to get paperwork right away than my other options. And Lifelabs are all over the place, and simple to make an appointment online.

 

[John_Dough]

You can reduce your risk of future infections by boosting your immune system with optimal levels of vitamin D.

Vitamin D: Everything You Need to Know

"For those patients with 50 ng/mL or more circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D, the risk of hospital acquired and surgical site infections were about 2.5%. 20 ng/mL people have a 24% chance of each type of infection. At 5 ng/mL, the risk for both hospital-acquired and surgical site infections rises to 47%."

 

[Social-Misfit]

Dude, while vitamin D may help, it won't prevent STDS, in case the halfwits on here read this

 

[Stoo]

I discovered Teletest.ca recently and it’s such a time saver. I hate having to wait to get an appointment with my doctor just for STI paperwork, or worse, going to a walk-in clinic and waiting around to see a doctor.

And even though they don’t really care about your sexual behavior, I hate having to tell my doctor that I’m raw dogging whores again.

I rather pay a little to get paperwork right away than my other options. And Lifelabs are all over the place, and simple to make an appointment online.

Yup. I just used them again this week for a routine test. $49, 5 min "chat" via secure text, forms emailed and tested yesterday afternoon in some lab in the town I happened to be passing through at the time. I expect to have results by this time tomorrow.

 

[Demarian]

You worry too much. You don't need to worry if there is no fluid exchange. I have been hobbying for years and checking regularly. I had Chlamydia once about 10-12 yrs ago and they gave me 3 big orange pills and asked me to refrain from sex for a week. Don't worry too much. You only live onec. You have more chance of getting hit by a car or by stray bullets nowadays than getting STD.

Is it curable with meds?

 

[startbeforeIfinish]

Is it curable with meds?

Only thing I ever caught was crabs. These days my girl said stay for dinner and she had a king crab.

 

[UsefulIdiot]

I went to the Hassle Free Clinic last week: Hassle Free Clinic. The AIDS test gave a negative result in less than a minute. They also tested for syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia, and you are okay if you do not hear anything back from them in six days. For cis men who see SWs they recommend HIV tests once a years, and every three months for the others. You can also see a doctor to get your junk checked (I am fine). You can talk to a counselor if you have any concerns. It is a well run non-judgmental place. You do not make appointments, just drop in. I only had to wait about 20 minutes. I recommend going there for anyone who has BBFS occasionally.

PrEP (used to prevent AIDS infection) and DoxyPEP (DoxyPEP is a post-exposure preventative treatment for syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea. Think of it as a morning-after pill but for bacterial STIs instead of pregnancy: take one dose after a condomless sexual encounter to greatly reduce your risk of contracting bacterial STIs) are available there.

I was surprised to find out that some SWs who provide BBFS are on PrEP and/or DoxyPEP - note that that protects them, not you. I found this out from another member, who got close to an agency girl.

I should have gone there long ago. I will now go there every three months, as they recommend. It is less embarrassing than getting my family doctor to test for STIs.

On a different subject, I noticed that one SW I have been with many times is never on her period. Apparently there is a form of birth control pill that stops periods. I found this out from a different member after talking about the SW.

 

[startbeforeIfinish]

I went to the Hassle Free Clinic last week: Hassle Free Clinic. The AIDS test gave a negative result in less than a minute. They also tested for syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia, and you are okay if you do not hear anything back from them in six days. For cis men who see SWs they recommend HIV tests once a years, and every three months for the others. You can also see a doctor to get your junk checked (I am fine). You can talk to a counselor if you have any concerns. It is a well run non-judgmental place. You do not make appointments, just drop in. I only had to wait about 20 minutes. I recommend going there for anyone who has BBFS occasionally.

PrEP (used to prevent AIDS infection) and DoxyPEP (DoxyPEP is a post-exposure preventative treatment for syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea. Think of it as a morning-after pill but for bacterial STIs instead of pregnancy: take one dose after a condomless sexual encounter to greatly reduce your risk of contracting bacterial STIs) are available there.

I was surprised to find out that some SWs who provide BBFS are on PrEP and/or DoxyPEP - note that that protects them, not you. I found this out from another member, who got close to an agency girl.

I should have gone there long ago. I will now go there every three months, as they recommend. It is less embarrassing than getting my family doctor to test for STIs.

On a different subject, I noticed that one SW I have been with many times is never on her period. Apparently there is a form of birth control pill that stops periods. I found this out from a different member after talking about the SW.

i know about that pill. Good form getting tested I go to Lifelabs really only twice in the last year. I am glad in school I got the HPV vaccine it is good for life.

 

[BigRed77]

So I had visited an amp where I got to experience pussy rubbing with my penis after the massage. I use condom for these type of activities but this time the condom broke. My tip was not in contact with the pussy rather it was shaft as I was rubbing it against the vagina while the condom broke. The amp assured that she is clean.

How concerned should I be for any std or Sti and should I get tested? Thanks for your time

My 2 cents if you're still looking for advice, as someone that's also concerned when it comes to STI's, I wouldn't be in this case, depending on some of her reviews and services she's offered or doesn't offer. And like others have said, for peace of mind get tested after a month. But I don't think you've got anything to worry about.

 

[BLOOMBLOOMSKY]

I usually try to be safe, use cover and do not do high risk activities. The condom broke for the first time and hence the question.

What is high risks activities ? Can u make list ?