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STD from vaginal fluid
Hi there,
I recently touched a small amount of vaginal fluid with my finger while fully clothed. There are no noticable open cuts etc on my finger however I touched my face and penis with my finger shortly after.
Am I at risk of contracting any STI/STD from this?
Thanks
I recently touched a small amount of vaginal fluid with my finger while fully clothed. There are no noticable open cuts etc on my finger however I touched my face and penis with my finger shortly after.
Am I at risk of contracting any STI/STD from this?
Thanks
Hello
The answer to your question is NO.
You need to have sex, or do an act similar to rubbing your naked genitals on someone's infected naked (unclothed) genitals very rigorously (in other words this is called sex) to get an STD/STI.
The answer to your question is NO.
You need to have sex, or do an act similar to rubbing your naked genitals on someone's infected naked (unclothed) genitals very rigorously (in other words this is called sex) to get an STD/STI.
Hello
The answer to your question is NO.
You need to have sex, or do an act similar to rubbing your naked genitals on someone's infected naked (unclothed) genitals very rigorously (in other words this is called sex).
The answer to your question is NO.
You need to have sex, or do an act similar to rubbing your naked genitals on someone's infected naked (unclothed) genitals very rigorously (in other words this is called sex).
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