Statistically speaking it is extremely improbable that you would have contacted an STI from such a brief encounter. That being said, STIs can be transmitted via oral sex, even when a person is asymptomatic. Anyone who thinks there may be even a small chance of having an STI should avoid sexual contact until they know they are in the clear. Out of an abundance of caution, testing is the best way to proceed. I highly doubt you will have positive results, but I am sure any future partners would appreciate your extra steps to protect them from a potential exposure. I wish you all the best! Take care.
BTW I think std are scary unfortunately what we have been taught has caused an irrational fear and really caused more anxiety than anything else.
Ok, so despite your advice (and that of an experienced nurse) in the end no reassuring words can stop my mind running wild and I have booked in for a test on Tuesday (just 7 more days before I get my results). Thanks for your efforts and advice. It really was appreciated. I just can't ignore my brain with its worst case scenario.
All that said, I assume that as long as I avoid giving oral , I can still kiss and play with someone without worrying about infecting them with and (most likely invented) std?
One more question,. Do you have any statistics on STI transmissions via oral not that I really did oral, as I can't seem to find anything anywhere, just that it is less risk.
Stds are not very efficient at transmission even most unprotected full penetration sex does not end up in infection. I highly doubt you got something from your 3 second encounter