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Risk of STD from saliva in condom
Hello. Just over 2 months ago I visited a local massage parlor and ended up partaking in more than just a massage. I caved in and agreed to protected oral and vaginal sex. My concern, other than skin to skin contact, is that condom was applied by mouth. It was probably in her mouth for a couple of minutes, and I almost stopped her to ask her to use a condom when I saw her about to begin the oral because I thought she was gonna go ahead without protection. It’s now been about 10 weeks and I have been feeling a dull yet persistent ache in my left testicle for the past week. No discharge or anything of the sort. Could saliva transferred to urethra from a saliva covered condom be a risk of any kind?
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No.
You get certain STIs from oral sex because they reside in the throat - gonorrhea and chlamydia. It's not a saliva thing.
If you have an ache in your testicle, you should see your doctor, but it's not from her putting the condom in her mouth.
You get certain STIs from oral sex because they reside in the throat - gonorrhea and chlamydia. It's not a saliva thing.
If you have an ache in your testicle, you should see your doctor, but it's not from her putting the condom in her mouth.
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