Is it possible to get any STD like LGSIL or CIN 1... without a sexual contact?
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you could get if you have a cut and the person with the STD has a cut, you could get it if their blood somehow gets into your body. But like bgolden44 said very very unlikely.
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Of course, there is no way to know if a new partner has a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Asking him is the most direct way to find out; however, he may not know himself, as he may not have noticed symptoms or even have them. \n\nAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention, there have been a few cases of HIV transmission from performing oral sex on a person infected with HIV. According to the CDC, no one knows exactly what the degree of risk is, but it is believed to be less than that of unprotected anal or vaginal sex. Of course, the risk (at least statistically speaking) goes up if the recipient of oral sex has a known infection. \n\nRich Aranow, MD, staff physician at the Warmline, the National Clinicians' HIV Telephone Consultation Service, says general medical opinion holds that oral sex is considered an inefficient method of transmitting HIV. \n\nThe risk of oral transmission of HIV appears to be low for single acts of oral sex, according to Emory University researchers who have reviewed studies. "Experience with oral transmission alone as a cause is still too small to be able to come up with an estimate,'' says Richard Rothenberg, MD, one of the Emory researchers. \n\nNevertheless, any chance of being infected may be too high for some people. Furthermore, according to two reviews published in the February and April 1998 issues of the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections, oral sex can also be a route of transmission for other sexually transmitted diseases. \n\nTherefore, if you're in a monogamous (single-partner) relationship, have both tested HIV negative for a sufficiently long period for the virus to have shown up, and neither of you has been diagnosed with another STD, it's relatively safe to swallow semen. \n\nIf not, you have some personal decisions to make. You might decide to use condoms consistently and correctly every time you have vaginal and anal intercourse and not worry about using them during oral sex, because the risk of transmission is lower with oral sex. Or you might want to use condoms for oral sex as well. \n\nResearch by the CDC has shown the effectiveness of latex condoms in preventing the transmission of HIV and other STDs. Condoms greatly reduce the risk of both bacterial and viral transmission during any type of sex if your partner is infected. \n\nSTD
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In the case of herpes, venereal warts, and the human papillomavirus [HPV], chances are you can, as these often infect the genitals and the mouth simultaneously in most instances. For other STD's [HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia], chances are slimmer, but it's still possible. You should always use a latex condom before any kind of sexual contact.
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Yikes! Are we talking sharing an STD?
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Yes. people can get aids from other stuff like using a dirty needle when getting a tatoo, or you can also get crabs from a toilet seat in a gas station bathroom. Anyway lets say your boyfriend gets aids from one of those non-sexual ways, then when he has sex with you, you will get Aids. It's always a good idea to get checked at your local clinic every now and then (I do it every month)to see if you got Aids or any other STD. I say this because 1/3 of the people you have an STD, don't even know they got it.
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Is Friut Loops a gay STD?
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It depends. The only way 2 virgins can develope an STD is if one of you has a history of cold sores and performed oral sex on the other. Then the one partner can develope herpes in the genital region. Also possible to transmit Hepatitis B, C which people often forget is also an STD
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Yup, the most common of STI's - and can be nasty if undetected - can cause sterility.
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Any unprotected sex, with our without ejaculation is a risk for an STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) including HIV.\n\nEven without ejaculation, there are pre-ejaculatory fluids that are released and these can carry HIV. \n\nIn short, nearly any bodily fluid has the potential to tranmist HIV. Whether that is sexual or blood borne in origin.\n\nIf you have concerns, there are many available methods to get tested. Even with safe sex, it is wise to get tested if you are sexuallyactive with multiple partners. Often there are confidential free clinics you can go to.
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I'm not really sure what you are asking. HIV is one form of STD. If you are engaging in behavior that makes you likely to get HIV, you are also probably at risk for other STD's. You can develop AIDS if you have HIV.
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It is theoretically possible, yes.  However, there have been *NO* confirmed cases of HIV transmission through oral sex and the risk of this type of transmission is very, very low.
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Before having sex with ANYONE, you should learn all you can about S.T.D.s. - Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Things like Herpes can be transmitted, even without having sex. A lot of these diseases can not be cured, only treated. You will have them for the rest of your life. Hate to be the party-pooper.
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Sure can!  Many STDs can possibly be transmitted by mouth.
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Not necessarily.   STD is short for "Sexually Transmitted Disease"...... and  there are many types.\n\nHIV and Aids fall into that category, but there are too many other possibilities too.    \n\nRespect yourself and your partner.  Do NOT have unprotected sexual contact with an infected person or someone who suspects they may be infected, but hasn't been tested yet.   \n\nRemember:  no matter how good a condom may be,..... it is not 100% protection.    \n\nThere is only one 100% safe method - Abstinence...... which means............. don't have sex.
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Uh, certainly no. Sexually Transmitted Diseases can only be transferred to another person if he/she has sex with a person with STD. It is simple as that. So don't worry about it. Continue what you're doing. Besides it's yourself right? You won't get any diseases just by doing things like that.
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All the same ones you can get from vaginal or anal sex.  The probability of say HIV/AIDS, or other fluid transmitted disease is low but can happen. It is most dangerous if you have open sores in or near your mouth.  Other things like herpes, gonorrhoea and such can be transmitted to the mouth or around the mouth.  Advise is to be sure of your partners STD status and use protection for all sexual activity.\n\nTerry
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Could happen. Wait a couple weeks and go see a doctor. They can test pretty early on for most STD's. Good luck with that.