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I wanted to know if unprotected oral sex carries a potential risk of transmission to gonorrhea and syphilis, since these two types can also be transmitted to each other. I also wanted to know if brothels really conduct regular checkups, and how often. I privately asked the prostitutes, and they said they do their own checkups
Unprotected oral sex has a potential to give both of you and the provider. If one of you has STIs, the other might get one. I heard WLs go and check their own too.
Yes, you can catch both from unprotected oral sex. Would you believe what they tell you?Quote:
Originally Posted by aiaiai
Have had wl telling me they tested positive and couldnt work until they tested clear. Considering how much they lose by not working, it’s definitely the shop policing it. The good shops will anyway.
It should be legislated that brothels are required to do monthly check ups.
Can't hurt, but then...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodrigo
Day 1: test complete, clear
Day 2: infected by punter or a previous infection too early to be detected has now "grown"
Day n: (less than 30): infection raring to spread and she is infectious
Day x: (less than 30, greater than n), and here you are...
Day 31: test positive, but too late for you
The only SURE protection is to NOT ENGAGE. But like so much in life, everything carries risk. The choice is up to you as to how much risk you are willing to accept.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Day32: Visit Aus99 asking for advice on how to treat STDs
Day33: Villagers become restless with pitchforks out and torches lit, the witch hunt begins to name the chick or shop
Just wondering if u guys take herpes seriously or not, but there is no test for it unless there are active sores.But u still contract without any symptoms.Quote:
Originally Posted by aiaiai
Standard STD tests do not include herpes.
For me , most ML or Wl have herpes and so do we .But not showing symptoms.
I believe that is not true, there is a test for antigens HSV 2 ab lgGQuote:
Originally Posted by Mel123
An HSV-2 IgG reflex test screens your blood for antibodies indicating past exposure to genital herpes. If the initial IgG score comes back as a "low positive" or equivocal (typically between 1.10 and 3.50), the lab automatically performs a confirmatory HSV-2 Inhibition Assay to rule out false positives.
From my understanding, doesn't need to be active; test just shows past exposure. Best to ask your doctor.
As I had something else to post, gave me a chance to say, LOL. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
It's not so common to be tested for HSV2 in Australia though, at least it was when I was swinging a lot a few years back. I think the idea is that it's so prevalent and it's also so typically asymptomatic that knowing is just going to lead to mental stress and strain and lots of pointless testing and retesting. A lot of people who know they have it wouldn't disclose anyway, and we're never going to eradicate it via behaviour changes because people are always going to want to fuck.
My take is that most WLs have it and it's only a matter of time before you unfortunately shag one who's shedding the virus and you get it too. But because being asymptomatic is so common you may never know about it.
So either stress about it and just stick to HJs, or don't stress at all.
your belief is irrelevant due to your dementia hence any comments you make becomes null and void !Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Well, I certainly know that when it's a plural noun it takes a plural verb. The correct usage is BECOME. Thank you elementary school English comp. No doubt gen alphabets are passed just to prevent damage to their fragile egos and prevent low self-esteem. Boomers - we don't have those problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by endorphine7
For herpes, there is a test. Might not be "standard", but when I asked my doctor to be tested for STI's, it was included.
11Bravo is right, there's a common blood test for HSV 1/2. That's the example of a private self-request pathology platform that I use, but there's more private centres like this: http://imedical.com.au/order/stds-testing-panel1
Thanks broQuote:
Originally Posted by Meh
So if someone is positive and not showing any symptoms,what's the best thing to do.
Can he still get BBbj without contacting girl?
We all know , ML or WL just check visually for sore or blister.
Plus one ML told me that sometimes girl hides the herpes out break , by saying she has periods.
It is the virus and not life threatening.
Thanks mate.it makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNulty
I luv licking pussy, but I caught gonorrhea of the throat around Xmas time from a WL.It has stopped me from punting since. But I’m getting hungry again. I guess that’s the risk we take.
Maybe give rimming crack... gotta diversify the menuQuote:
Originally Posted by electroman69
You don't have to come to an adult forum to ask these questions, there are plenty of sources of information. Generally, the professional response always advise you not to engage with sex workers.Quote:
Originally Posted by aiaiai
It's a risk you take in your life. It's only come down to two questions, 1.how to minimize the risk, there is still risk but could be reduced. 2.Whether it's worth taking the risk.
I found this website quite helpful when finding information about STIs online. They also have health professionals you can talk to if you have any specific questions. https://www.shil.nsw.gov.au/ More evidence based info here too, https://sti.guidelines.org.au/Quote:
Originally Posted by aiaiai
what your writing is incorrect but you wouldnt know this cause you have dementiaQuote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Thanks for sharing your experiencesQuote:
Originally Posted by electroman69
Did you have any symptoms?
I just got back my test results today tested positive for gonorrhea... getting the jab tomorrow.
Experienced discharge woke up one morning and my undies looked like i had a wetdream. Had a burning sensation when pissing and a sore throat.
Stay safe punters
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Daymn, hope it heals fast.. one of my worst nightmares to get STIs hence I've been visiting MLs lately.