[Question #13712] Protected Oral

5 hours ago

Hello Drs it has been almost 2 years since my last encounter and unfortunately I am back with a somewhat similar experience. I have extensively read a lot of replies of yours and I can already anticipate what your answers will be. After reading a lot of the responses that are in the same category of oral I can safely assume that your answer will be that I had a minuscule to damn near zero risk encounter. The encounter I am here for was a protected oral from a street walker on Sunday, January 11th She took out the condom from her bra and used her mouth to hold the condom on my head and used her hands to pull the condom down my shaft. The encounter lasted no longer than 7 to 10 minutes and afterward I took the condom off and discarded it. I mistakenly forgot to ask her what was the last time she got tested and unfortunately I won’t be able to ask her. But based off a lot of your  responses to unprotected oral and also protected oral questions that I’ve seen on here like I said I can anticipate your answer. 

5 hours ago

1. What are the chances of me getting anything from the encounter? I realise that the only real possibility from oral is gonorrhoea and NGU but that is with unprotected oral as I understand it with oral it’s almost no risk. 

2. As I’ve explained to my last encounter, I do have a Wife and would hate to cause any harm to her because of my dumb mistake. Is there a chance that I can give her anything? And is it safe to continue regular sex with her?

3.I am on day three and have not noticed any symptoms whatsoever. I’ve read on some of your post that if you don’t get any symptoms within 3 to 5 days it is safe to assume that you are in the clear. Does that mean essentially that if a week goes by and I have no symptoms. It is safe for me to assume that nothing will happen and I am in the clear.

4. This question kind of ties into the 3rd question I’ve noticed that in past responses the percentage has changed when it comes to symptomatic gonorrhoea. I noticed before the percentage was 99% of males have symptoms of gonorrhoea within 3 to 5 days and I realise that it has now changed to 90% my question is was there a new study that changed the response or was it just a guesstimate when you would answer 99% with all respect to your guises work I was just curious thank you guys so much.