It's been about maybe, 4 or 5 months since I've ever gotten or given a *******. My ex-boyfriend, the last person I had it with, is a virgin (or atleast that's what he told me, but I trust him to be pretty confident that he is a virgin), but he has given/gotten a ******* once or twice before. what is the likelyhood of me contracting an STD, and I'm also curious to when you would notice symptoms for some STDs…like, I have heard this before, are there any STDs that actually never show any symptoms unless you are tested, or take a couple years to show some symptoms. are any of those STDs contractible through blowjobs, or just through unprotected sex?

You can get STDs (including the horrible ones like AIDS and HIV) through oral sex. you are not "being safe" by just giving blow jobs. please go to the doctor and be honest with her – get an STD screening. Go read about STDs and STIs – you need to educate yourself if you're going to protect yourself. be smart! 1 out 4 people have an std of some kind – those are pretty good odds that you'll catch something if you aren't safe.

i agree with well hiya! see your doctor !may u come to these related sites like "herpesanddating.net" or "DatingHerpesSingles.com" for help, many stds people there they experienced more and know more ,they must have goood ideas for that
take care!good luck!

Me and my girlfriend have been having sex for a couple of weeks now without a condom, we are completely faithful but for some reason we are concerned now (I know we should of thought about it earlier) about std's. Is there any danger now of us catching an std's from unprotected sex or would the damage already be done. Does it mean we are clean or just carriers? should we get tested? Is there any difference if I didn't finish inside her?

Yes there could still be a cause for concern. most common STIs are asymptomatic (have no symptoms) and they don't transmit 100% of the time. Meaning either of you could still have an STI and not have passed it to the other yet. And again, MOST STIs have NO SYMPTOMS so you can NEVER rely on the absence of symptoms as a diagnostic tool.

You both still need to be tested!

Some STIs can be spread with simple (genital) skin to skin contact/rubbing and ejaculation or sperm/vaginal fluids are not required for transmission to occur.

Make a date with your girlfriend and go together to be tested for STIs (and be sure and have a throat swab done if you engage in oral sex and a rectal swab if you engage in anal sex). And I would think about using condoms at least until you get the results.

Most STD's have no symptoms for weeks, months, or even years. just because you have no symptoms doesn't mean you don't have an STD.

Get tested. Having sex without a condom when you have no idea if you're infected is stupid.

No, it makes no difference if you don't ejaculate inside her. some STD's transmit through skin contact alone, and her vaginal fluids, or your pre-ejaculate can still carry an STD.

I really hope she's on the pill and you're not just relying on the pull-out method. Unless you want to be a daddy in the near future.

You can have sex with someone and be exposed to an STD and still not catch it. for example, some people have intercourse multiple times with a person with HIV and don't end up contracting the virus. On the other hand, some people have intercourse with a person with HIV just once and they contract it. Sex is risky business. my suggestion: get tested, it couldn't hurt.

it easy to get carried away with yourself on the first time you have intercourse with your new partner,. eveyone probably has at some point i know i have. (but single now so not really apply to me).
if you are concerned though i would go and get you and your patner tested just for peace of mind

A lot of STDs have no symptoms for the first few months, or even years. there are a few that affect only women, but men can be carriers (example: the form of herpes that causes cervical cancer–it has no symptoms for either sex but only women can get cancer from it). If either of you had sex with someone else before you started dating, and did not get tested afterwards, you both should do so now. It's cheap (and sometimes free) if you go to the health department. call and ask about it. you can make an appointment over the phone, and when you go, no one will be the wiser as to why you're there, except the nurse.

As to whether or not the damage is already done–it depends on a lot of things. best thing for you both to do would be to get tested, just to make sure. That way, if one of you has something that the other hasn't contracted yet, you can take preventative measures to ensure that the other one doesn't catch it.

It doesn't make a difference whether or not you finished inside her. some STDs are passed through skin-to-skin contact, and some through contact with bodily secretions–both of which the two of you have experienced whether you finished inside her or not.

The Sexual transmitted diseases are infections transmitted from person to person during the sexual intercourse. there are around of 24 sexual transmitted infections with a variety of symptoms or signs in the human organism.

The Infections can be transmitted during the sexual intercourse through vagina, anus and/or the mouth.

The Sexual transmitted diseases are known also as Sexual Transmitted Infections because some diseases do not cause any symptom in the body, and that is the reason why some specialist prefer to call them infections instead of diseases.

The common symptoms of STIs are very different in each person, but generalizing we can say that the most common signs of the infection are: irritation, bumps, itchiness, pain while urinating and/or unusual genital discharge either in men and in women.

The most common Sexual Transmitted Diseases are:

Chlamydia: It is a infection caused by the bacteria Chlamydia Trachomatis. It is one of the most reported infections transmitted sexually. This infection affects the urethra, the rectum, the eyes in women and men and the cervix in women. if this infection is not treated on time, it can cause fertility problems in women. the symptoms of the infection usually are not noticed by the infected person, but when the symptoms appear, they start between 1 and 3 weeks after the sexual exposure.

Genital warts are caused by subtypes of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and it may appear on the skin on the genitalia in the shape of warts, like white or flesh color or as cauliflower shape. the warts do not cause pain, but they may cause itchiness and sometimes are difficult to detect. In women, the HPV is associated with Cervical cancer and today, even it has been correlated as the cause of mouth and throat cancer.

Gonorrhea is a Sexual transmitted disease that can affect the Urethra, cervix, rectum, anus and throat in the individual. the symptoms, if they appear, will show between the day 1 or 14 after the exposure. the symptoms are pain while urinating, white discharge from the penis, unusual vaginal or anal discharge.

Hepatitis C causes the inflammation of the liver. the type C is a virus that is transmitted through sexual intercourse, blood transfusion and it causes permanent damage to the liver, and if it is not treated on time, it may cause death in the person.

Genital Herpes is caused by two types of the Herpes Simple Virus referred as Type 1 and 2. HSV type 2 affects the genitalia and the type 1 usually affects the mouth and lips. the HSV-2 is one of the most common viruses in the population of the world. the symptoms of the Herpes appear 2 to 7 days after the exposure and they can last up to 4 weeks. the symptoms of Herpes are itchiness and burning in the genital area; small blisters full of transparent liquid, and when they explode they leave painful sores that can get even more painful while urinating, specially in women; headaches; backaches and flu-like symptoms as well. After the first outbreak, the virus of the herpes stays in the nerves roots near to the place of its original outbreak and stays there until the person’s immunity is challenged, and a new outbreak will appear.

Syphilis is an infection caused by Treponema pallidum bacteria. This infection shows symptoms in the person after 3 months of being exposed to the bacteria. the common symptoms are non-painful blisters in the genitalia or mouth; inflammation of the lymphatic nodes in the groin area; fever and symptoms of having an infection as bodyaches.

Trichomoniasis is caused by the unicelular organism known as Trichomonas Vaginalis and this organism is transmitted during sexual intercourse. It can affect the vagina and the urethra in men and women. This STD does not show symptoms in the person but if they appear are mostly in women causing fetid and generous vaginal discharge.; pain during intercourse and pain while urinating.

The best method to prevent any Sexual Transmitted disease in sexually active populations is the correct use of the condom. It is important to take responsibility and act safe.

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please i need to know the symptoms of an STD for girls. that dont include bumps or sores… Do they cause blood after sex?

You are too stupid to be having sex, honestly.
There are many different STIs and they all have different symptoms, retard. we can't just say 'these are the symptoms of all STIs.'
Blood after sex could easily be a matter of your ill-advised partner humping too hard. but I'd recommend you go to a doctor anyway so that you might actually get yourself educated. someone as ignorant as you has no business doing anything that could result in a baby.

Any kind of pus discharge or foul odor could be a symptom of an STD. you really should get checked out because some STD's don't have immediate symptoms. I've never heard of blood after sex but does it hurt during sex? Check with your gynecologist as soon as you can. the sooner you get checked, the better you'll feel.

Most STDs have no symptoms for months or even years after someone gets infected. you can not tell if someone has an STD just by looking at them. the only way to find out if you have an STD is to get tested for STDs.

If shes too easy shes got cheesy