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STD risk from dodgy spa
A few days back, after a few too many drinks, against my better judgement I ended up at a dodgy spa that offered massages by Thai girls. I ended up receiving a hand job, touched and briefly kissed her **** and of course got a decent massage.
This was my first ( and hopefully last!) time doing something like this, and I'm wondering if there is any chance I could have hit the STD lottery on my very first day.
My concerns are:
1. The hand job along with the *** groping
2. Unclean sheets. God knows how many men ended up on those same sheets before me
3. Unclean towels. Which she used to clean me up after I got off. Possibly held dry semen from previous clients? Jeez
This was my first ( and hopefully last!) time doing something like this, and I'm wondering if there is any chance I could have hit the STD lottery on my very first day.
My concerns are:
1. The hand job along with the *** groping
2. Unclean sheets. God knows how many men ended up on those same sheets before me
3. Unclean towels. Which she used to clean me up after I got off. Possibly held dry semen from previous clients? Jeez
STDs are hard to take, even having sexual relationships. This is not a excuse to have unprotected sex, but I just wanted to let you know than all those bacteria/virus are spread in a particular way, so out of there, the possibilities of getting them are remote.
If the hygienic conditions where not really good, I would worry about other infections rather than sexually transmissible ones. Even with rest of sexual fluids on the beds, you were never exposed to them, as those parasites don't survive for so long out of the body.
Theoretically there would be risk of syphilis if the lady that masturbated you had rash on her hands, but honestly, I don't think she would be there masturbating you if she had it. The contact between your glans and sexual fluids ( in case she had them on her hands) could have exposed you to gonorrhea and chlamydia, but it would be a negligible risk.
If you are really concern, you ca test as follows:
-Gonorrhea and chlamydia, 3 weeks after the encounter.
-Syphilis, 6 weeks after the exposure.
But try to relax. I am sure your result will be negative.
If the hygienic conditions where not really good, I would worry about other infections rather than sexually transmissible ones. Even with rest of sexual fluids on the beds, you were never exposed to them, as those parasites don't survive for so long out of the body.
Theoretically there would be risk of syphilis if the lady that masturbated you had rash on her hands, but honestly, I don't think she would be there masturbating you if she had it. The contact between your glans and sexual fluids ( in case she had them on her hands) could have exposed you to gonorrhea and chlamydia, but it would be a negligible risk.
If you are really concern, you ca test as follows:
-Gonorrhea and chlamydia, 3 weeks after the encounter.
-Syphilis, 6 weeks after the exposure.
But try to relax. I am sure your result will be negative.
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Thank you for your response. Just a piece of information I missed before: I did notice something like a rash around the lower part of her right shoulder briefly when I was talking to her afterwards. This rash looked a lot like the dried out scars that chickenpox leaves behind on a person. I did not notice anything on her hands.
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