can a girl get an infection in her eye by semen or sperm coming in contact with it?
452890
No. But it will burn for a while unless you flush it out.
624866
I don't know how she could become pregnant if you didn't put your penis or fingers that have touched your penis inside of her. If you did, then there is always a possiblity since there is semen at the tip of a penis.
1091855
real there is no problem with it . It will provide with energy from carbohydrate it contains, also it provides here with protein, morever the semen contains a lot of fats for that reason she will get a lot of fat from that. I incourage you try one day. mlangajap@yahoo.com
310169
It could be.If your girlfriend performs oral sex on you,she should not clean her teeth less than 15minutes before,as this may open cuts or ulcers in her mouth.If your semen contains a disease these cuts may allow infection to enter hear bloodstream.If your girlfriend swallows the semen,she risks infection with any disease you may be carrying at the time..Especially Hepatitis A-B and C.HIV is also passed on in this manner.
623694
Highly unlikely. However, there is a pre-ejaculatory fluid that may contain some sperm. But it would be very hard for that to get into her until your penis was inserted. I think you can rest easy.
1169757
Yes, it's called preseminal fluid and that fluid does contain a small amount of sperm.\n\nHIV is transmitted through direct contact of a mucous membrane or the bloodstream with a bodily fluid containing HIV, such as blood, semen, vaginal fluid, preseminal fluid, and breast milk. This transmission can come in the form of anal, vaginal or oral sex, blood transfusion, contaminated needles, exchange between mother and baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding, or other exposure to one of the above bodily fluids.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aids
587327
It has no effect on your eyesight whatsoever.  That particular myth was started in the days before medical research was done... well, scientifically, to be honest.  Everything from birth defects to syphilis to blindness and hairy palms have been ascribed to masturbation, and none of it whatsoever is true.  About a century's worth of research on the subject consistently shows there to be no deleterious effects whatsoever to masturbation except, of course, for slightly lowered sperm counts and seminal volume due to increased ejaculatory frequency... and that's only really important if you're trying to conceive a child, and curable by simply spending a day or two not engaging in sexual stimulation.\n\nThe rest of the "harmful effects" were just something the physicians of the time decided to start saying because they were prejudiced against the behavior (remember, these are the same doctors who said a woman's uterus had to be regularly bathed in male fluids or it would shrivel up and fall out... not the most learned or objective of people).
291290
I probably shouldn't being answering this question but I will because you don't know.\nOk Young lady, The answer to your question is (NO).\nGirls can have a slight discharge of fluids, Moisture.But it should only be very light Any discharge that has a Color or Strong odor should be looked at by a Doctor. For young women it is important to notice anything out of normial (as you have done) Don't ignore it.It is probably just a minor Yeast infection ( nothing serious (yet) But if you are having sexual relations (sex) then you may have been given a Sexually transmitted diesease by your partner. DON"T IGNORE THIS GO TO A DOCTOR OR CLINIC AND HAVE IT LOOKED AT>AND DON"T HAVE SEX IN THE MEAN TIME. If you don't have it checked and wait it could get much worse.making you very sick. Infections of any kind so near your reproductive organs could make you loose the abilit to have children..
244588
Is there a possibility during a gynecologic surgical procedure? Sure, needle sticks are something concerns most healthcare professionals. If HIV infected material (for example if a patient is bleeding during a vaginal delivery or any gynecologic procedure) is splashed into the mucous membranes of the doctors eye for example, leads to the possibility of infection. This route isn't a major avenue for HIV infection overall, but the possibility exists, and is more than enough reason to wear eye protection and double glove when working around HIV and Hep C patients, no matter what department you are in.\n\nFrom regular pelvic exams, probably not a very high possibility. \n\nIf your question is should you be afraid of your gynecologist, I would say definitely NO. Most doctors are very cautious.\n\nMaybe you should check out the Centers for Disease Control website for better information:\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/pdf/bbp/Exp_to_Blood.pdf
620651
Maybe...\n\n1. If you ejaculated several dozen times and made them drink it.\n\n2. If you ejaculated and rubbed the semen into an open wound.\n\nHIV is contracted by way of the bloodstream. There are some theories that soft tissue can be an effective medium for catching the virus, but the jury is still out.
417925
Um, suppository, you mean. Well, there's a good chance the guy you'd have sex with could be allergic to the spermicide (a weirdly good chance, it is sperm-poison, after all, and any poison's got a lot of side effects), and it'd just ruin the whole flow and feel and gorgeousness of things. The best thing when it comes to safe sex and avoiding pregnancy is to use a condom, enough lubricant, and get no sperm/precum anywhere around the, uh, v-thing. heh. water-based lube sort of makes sure the condom can't break easily by reducing friction.\n\nwhich means, lesser chance of ejaculate leaking out, lesser chances of getting pregnant.
335307
Yes, you should be concerned about it.  The number of these fungal infections that have been associated with the solution is pretty significant.  Fungal infections typically aren't very common, but they are very difficult to treat and oftentimes patients need a corneal transplant to see again.  Your best bet is to call your eye doctor for a recommendation for an alternative solution to use for now.
90099
Nope, not a chance.  But you can get chlamydia.
931185
about 80/20  ejaculation has nothing to do with catching any disease  just the mere contact could cause a spread. Even with condoms you take the chance.  Man or woman there is never a full proof safe way.  There are only aids in the prevention of spreading the disease.
9641
All types of infectious conjunctivitis are contagious and can spread from one eye to the other by touching the eyes. A child can first become infected from direct contact with someone who has the infection or something that person has touched, such as a used tissue. The infectious organisms can also spread through coughing and sneezing. In addition, certain viruses spread in the summertime when children swim in contaminated water or share contaminated towels. \n\nAllergic and irritant conjunctivitis are not contagious. \n\nThe incubation time for bacterial conjunctivitis is a few days. In viral cases, it can be up to a week.
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.
1098136
you can infect a male if you are female during sex if you are female with infection should have partner checked to as he may not even no he has one and reinfect you after your treatment if he has it to yes is answer to your question