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STI from Mutual Masturbation and anal fingering

I am experiencing regret and worry about a recent encounter. I met a man on the internet and we masturbated each other and he put his finger in my anus for a while, not hard or very long. He did not have an orgasm. There was no oral or anal sex. I have been married for 20 years and have not had any other sexual partners. My curiosity has finally gotten me in a bad situation. I read your site and understand that this is probably safer sex, but can you address the following exposure risks. 1.  HEpatits B. 2.  Herpies. 3.  HPV. 4.  Syphilis. 5. Anything else I might be at risk for. I am not having any symptoms, but feel itchy and super aware of my body, examining it frequently. I am worried about putting my wife at risk. Thank You
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It would be highly unlikely that you got anything from anal fingering.  What std do you think his finger had?
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Wondering about the possibility of HEP B
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Hi You had zero risk to contact any std from what you describe.
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Thank You Dr.  This is what I thought from reading your other posts online.  The one thing I am worried about is the anal fingering. I read on other sites that Hepatitis B is 100 times more contagious than HIV and they warned about anal fingering. I do not believe that he had any/ seaman (maybe he had touched his penis and had some pre-*** -not sure).  He did not put his finger in very far  (1-inch) maybe and it wasn’t rough and didn’t last long-maybe 1 minute. I f he was infected with Hepatitis B, this would not present much of a risk in your opinion?  I am never doing anything like this again. Will  it be OK to have sex with my wife again?
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