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STI risk from touching / gloved fingering
Hi everyone.
Three days ago I made a huge mistake. I was curious to know what it was like to be fingered, so I arranged online to meet a bisexual man to do so. He wore a rubber glove on the hand he used, and fingered me for about 5 minutes. He used his other hand to masterbate himself, but his penis was covered by a condom. When I ejaculated the tip of my penis touched his tongue for a split second. That was the only physical contact we had.
Today I have cramps and pains in my abdomen and legs and I am terrified I have managed to catch and std.
Can anyone give me an idea of what kind of risk I was at?
Three days ago I made a huge mistake. I was curious to know what it was like to be fingered, so I arranged online to meet a bisexual man to do so. He wore a rubber glove on the hand he used, and fingered me for about 5 minutes. He used his other hand to masterbate himself, but his penis was covered by a condom. When I ejaculated the tip of my penis touched his tongue for a split second. That was the only physical contact we had.
Today I have cramps and pains in my abdomen and legs and I am terrified I have managed to catch and std.
Can anyone give me an idea of what kind of risk I was at?
So I had a urethral swab and a urine test. Get the test results next week, but the swab showed no trace of Gon / Clym. Is a urethral swab after 6 days likely to be accurate?
You were fingered with gloves and he wore a condom. You guys were super safe. Which is great. You are definitely over thinking and over anxious. A quick touch of your penis to a tongue is unlikely to transfer an std. Sexually active people and especially those who do so with strangers they meet online should always be routinely tested.
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Thank you for you response. I thought I was being careful with the glove and insisting he wore the condom. I am more worried about the potential oral exposure, however brief it may have been.
Can anyone please respond? I am utterly terrified.
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really?there is nearly no risk on your behaviour671223651
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