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STI Risk Unprotected Oral Sex & Protected Vaginal

Over the weekend I had an encouter with a CSW, there was unprotected oral followed by protected (condom) vaginal sex. As I was washing my hands I noticed a prescription bottle with the medication om it Doxycycline. I paniced and left without confronting her in person, sent a text after that she has not responded to.

Please help, I know oral is not 0 risk, what am I at risk for?
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Well, goodness, doxy is taken for all kinds of reasons - acne, bronchitis and other upper respiratory infections, eye infections, gum disease, even malaria. It's a broad spectrum antibiotic, which means it's used for many, many things.

She's a CSW. You aren't entitled to her medical history. This is not a relationship where you share personal details.

Oral IS a risk for gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis. Since she's on doxy, apparently, you can rule out syphilis and chlamydia. Gonorrhea would be the only risk, and I wouldn't worry about that. Doxy would probably prevent that, too.

Just a note - if you are adult enough to have sex with CSWs, you are adult enough to have tough conversations.

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