Aa
Worry about massage exposure
Hi Dr,
I am writing to you from Singapore. I went for a massage session last Sat night, it was a clean massage joint with no hanky panky stuffs. They served both male & female customers. The 'therapist' provide an oil massage using massage oil. During the massage she massage my butt with oil & ran her fingers between my butt and brushed across my anus a few times BUT did not insert her fingers into my anus. I told her to stop doing that after a few times. I have some abrasions from the toilet paper after passing motions that morning but there is no blood, i also did not feel sting when her fingers brushed across my anus so i assumed that she didn't touch it. The abrasion is not really near the anus, it near to the upper part, near to the scrotum about 12 o, clock direction.
I saw my dermatologist & he assured that its a No RISK event so long as no mouth contact, no sex & no blood contact in the anus or the abrasion area then its ZERO Risk. I told my wife about this incident too & she also felt that its nothing to worry about as well, she even laughed it off:(
I would like to know what is your advise on this incident. Is there any risk at all with the butt abrasions & the fingers brushing across my but/anus? Or should i just forget about it. Thanks in advance.
I am writing to you from Singapore. I went for a massage session last Sat night, it was a clean massage joint with no hanky panky stuffs. They served both male & female customers. The 'therapist' provide an oil massage using massage oil. During the massage she massage my butt with oil & ran her fingers between my butt and brushed across my anus a few times BUT did not insert her fingers into my anus. I told her to stop doing that after a few times. I have some abrasions from the toilet paper after passing motions that morning but there is no blood, i also did not feel sting when her fingers brushed across my anus so i assumed that she didn't touch it. The abrasion is not really near the anus, it near to the upper part, near to the scrotum about 12 o, clock direction.
I saw my dermatologist & he assured that its a No RISK event so long as no mouth contact, no sex & no blood contact in the anus or the abrasion area then its ZERO Risk. I told my wife about this incident too & she also felt that its nothing to worry about as well, she even laughed it off:(
I would like to know what is your advise on this incident. Is there any risk at all with the butt abrasions & the fingers brushing across my but/anus? Or should i just forget about it. Thanks in advance.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Thanks for the thanks. I'm glad to have helped.
I thank you very much for your speedy reply. Really appreciate it. No doubt that i have learned the truth & facts but I just some re-assurance from expert like you & my dermatologist. It really help to settle & clam my mind. Thankyou very much once again.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Welcome back to the forum.
However, it seems the things you learned in a couple of questions several years ago didn't stick. At that time, we discussed that hand-genital contact carries no risk for STD transmission, just as your dermatologist said. And I'm happy to hear your wife is also a wise person who understans there was no risk!
So don't worry about it. All is well.
HHH, MD
However, it seems the things you learned in a couple of questions several years ago didn't stick. At that time, we discussed that hand-genital contact carries no risk for STD transmission, just as your dermatologist said. And I'm happy to hear your wife is also a wise person who understans there was no risk!
So don't worry about it. All is well.
HHH, MD
You are reading content posted in the STDs Forum
Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
