What std can a girl get from giving oral to a guy without a condom?
80205
All of them including AIDS
386380
There are a few STDs such as papillomavirus (warts) and herpes that you can easily acquire by oral contact.  While Hiv has been isolated from saliva, I have never heard of a case of someone getting it from making out.  I would only worry about that if you or the person you made out with had any open sores in your mouth or bad gingivitis (bleedy gums).  As AIDS is a syndrome resulting from HIV infection, all of the above applies to that.  My suggestion, be careful who you make out with, but don't worry.  Herpes and warts are treatable, and it is VERY unlikely you would get HIV from making out.  What a lot of people don't know though is that you can get HIV from oral sex!  So be careful!!!!
1122749
sexually transmitted diseases\ncould be, AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia\nbut as far as you not having a period, it could be anything.
649638
Herpes can be spread through kissing. Anytime bodily fluids are mixed there is a chance. The only way to avoid getting STD's at all is bY TiTTiE FUC*KING! AND LETTING HIM FU*CK YOU IN THE NOSE AND EAR TILL YOUR BRAIN IS NUMB!
707916
Absolutely. Most STDs are transmitted without ejaculation needing to occur. For example, gonorrhea (sorry bad spelling) produces a discharge and when you come in contact with this discharge you can be infected. Any time you have unprotected contact with somone's genitals you are at risk of getting an STD.
490821
The risk of HIV transmission from an infected partner through oral sex is much smaller than the risk of HIV transmission from anal or vaginal sex. Because of this, measuring the exact risk of HIV transmission as a result of oral sex is very difficult. In addition, since most sexually active individuals practice oral sex in addition to other forms of sex, such as vaginal and/or anal sex, when transmission occurs, it is difficult to determine whether or not it occurred as a result of oral sex or other more risky sexual activities. Finally, several co-factors can increase the risk of HIV transmission through oral sex, including: oral ulcers, bleeding gums, genital sores, and the presence of other STDs.
545407
I seriously doubt it.  I guess, most of these people don't understand that if it was that easily spread, almost everyone would have it by now.  Kissing will NOT spread it...oral sex is said to have an EXTREMELY low chance because there are not any documented cases that it has been spread in this way.  Oral sex is more likely to spread other STDs...such as herpes.\n\nIf you've let a guy who is HIV positive go down on you, relax.  I don't think you've contracted it this way.  Go ahead and get checked if you are worried, though.  You should be checked regularly, anyway.\n\nBy the way, its not just plain *ucking stupid to even let him.  Remember, most of the people who answer questions on this site aren't the brightest people around.
94898
That is a hard question to answer. It is harder for a guy to contract an STD than it is a girl because a woman has more open areas for a virus to get into. So the answer is it's more common in girls. Also, guys can carry the chlamydia virus and pass it on, but not actually get it. Also keep in mind that most STD's present no symptoms at all so it can be spread without the person knowing they even have it.
610023
I see a lot of different answers, some a common theme.\n\nHIV is caught primarily through the blood of an infected person with the HIV virus going directly into the bloodstream of a person who is not infected. Therefore, oral sex.... minimal risk. I say minimal because the virus is destroyed if it goes into the stomach however if there are open cuts/sores/ulcers in the mouth and there is blood contact, there is a small chance. SMALL.\n\nRegarding the condom breaking - again there needs to be direct fluid transfer into the bloodstream. Depending on how rough the sex is, there could be abrasions/ raw areas in either the vagina or anal area that may act as a transmission area. \n\nAll the transmission rates are dependent on the person who has HIV though. If their viral load ( the amount of virus in their bloodstream) is low... then again, risk is SMALL. Note please that I do not use the words... NO RISK
108771
Only if she has AIDS. If neither of you has the virus you will be fine.Although you shouldn't be having unprotected sex if you are this misinformed about the ways STDS and AIDS is transmitted.
715335
If you've had unprotected sex, it could be herpes (if the other person was infected). Otherwise, it could be a yeast infection. You should see your doctor for treatment.
57065
There is a possibility of getting an STD from anyone who is sexually active. If they have engaged in oral sex, then they are indeed sexually active. However, please note that the HIV virus rarely transmits through oral sex, as it does not survive inside saliva. It would only transmit through open cuts inside the mouth, or on the genital region. It does NOT burrow into your cheeks in any way, shape, or form. It is carried in the bloodstream, and is transmitted via Blood, seminal fluids, and vaginal fluids. \n\nIf you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact your local department of public health. Free testing is available, as well as risk reduction, and post-infection counseling
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Yes you can get STD from oral sex. \nConsider this a high risk behavior. Its like surfing not every surfer who goes in the water is bitten by a shark. However we all know that happens. Conditions for an std to be passed are pretty specific but if you don't know much about your partner you are rolling the dice. \nSTD include but not limited to \nHerpes\nGonorrhea\nHIV
670305
You have to think about it logically: Most sexually transmitted diseases are passed on through moistness IE. body fluids. So, you have to know that the person giving you oral haven't been with someone else before you. The viruses can stay undetected in the mouth for some time. Also its probably not the best thing to have oral sex with someone who has obvious mouth problems or sores/ rashes in the mouth or genitalia
617480
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.
498002
You can get herpes, if she has herpes type 1, as has already been mentioned, and if she has oral gonorrhea or chlamydia, you can get that too.
1110835
You can get almost any STD from somebody who didn't have an outbreak at the time. Then again, it is much more likely that one will get an STD when an outbreak occurs. The virus, of course, is still running through the body when there is no outbreak, and there is a chance that he could have contracted it a long time ago, and especially if his immune system has been low lately, he can be more susceptible to an outbreak. There is no surefire way to tell if he has been cheating on you, unless he was a virgin before he met you. \nBut I'd play it safe & wear a condom anyways.