4/28 - fully condom protected vaginal sex, oral sex with something like a plastic wrap? This was done at an asian massage parlor, the masseuse has a child and doesn't do any unprotected services so she says (she said she likes working there because they don't make their workers offer unprotected services)

5/7 - fully condom protected oral sex (again the masseuse said she takes her health seriously and gets tested every week)

5/12, 5/16, 5/19 - all handjobs that involved my nipples getting licked and bitten, non-tongue kissing, and rubbing my penis on their bodies, but not directly on their vaginas (the encounter on 5/12 was the same lady from 4/28 and the one on 5/19 is a asian masseuse I've gotten an unprotected blowjob from - the lady from my last post)

I had a full blood and urine panel done on 5/19 (before the encounter that day), all came back negative

I was just wondering if I had anything else to worry about from these encounters?

I appreciate all that you do. Thank you.

Oral sex is low risk for all STIs even without condom protection and zero risk with condoms. Hand-genital contact also is entirely risk free, and so are the other sorts of exposures you have described. I would have advised against being tested, but the May 19 "urine panel" was proof you didn't acquire gonorrhea or chlamydia. The blood tests that day were too soon to detect any infection acquired within 6 weeks prior to that time. But since you were at no risk anyway, I would not advise repeating these tests. And by the way, most tests in labs' "comprehensive" test panels that actually are useful are urine for gonorrhea and chlamydia (and trichomonas if there has been a known exposure to it); and blood tests for HIV and syphilis. All other tests in such panels are pretty much useless.

All things considered I see no cause for worry at this time and I do not advise any further testing.

I hope these comments are helpful. Let me know if anything isn't clear.

HHH, MD

The main things I was concerned about were possible lesion-based infections such as syphilis or herpes, but again it seems like those are virtually no risk at all as well? Granted, if I were to develop any symptoms, the only encounter that presented any risk if at all would be my first one I assume? Because it seems like oral contact to my nipples and lip contact really doesn't warrant any attention at all.

Also, I know you said you wouldn't advise testing, but if I were to do anymore testing, should I use my latest exposure as a benchmark for how much time I should wait before all tests are conclusive? Or are the non-penetrative encounters things I can ignore entirely?

So as a generalization, just to reiterate, any non-penetrative action (i.e. handjobs, light kissing, fingering, nipple getting licked, sucked and bitten) and condom protected oral sex are entirely risk free?

Also, I haven't had any glaring symptoms indicative of an infection yet such as a chancre, sores, lesions, blisters, discharge, nor burning urination (minus slight discomfort sometimes during urination if I'm dehydrated or just masturbated). My final question is would I be out of the woods in terms of the symptom window periods for any STIs given the nature of my exposures and the dates they happened? Should I still be on the look out for any symptoms from non-penetrative encounters? How many days after my latest exposure (5/19) would it be extremely unlikely to develop any symptoms if they were to occur theoretically?

Thank you for the final follow-up, wish you all the best.

Thank you.