Good Afternoon,

 

I had my questions answered recently regarding obtaining a nude massage from a place recently about my risks exposures. I understand that the doctors assessment was no risk and I should be in the clear - on this site which I do not disagree with rather just wanted to get some clarity now that something has shown up.

 

Summarized exposure – Salon massage – her genitals came into contact with mine. She massaged me and my fingers came into contact with her vagina and her vaginal fluids . Another exposure was prior to that – I had an encounter with an escort who had heavy frottage with me while we both were naked. She used her saliva to rub my genitals and gave me protected oral. In the end as I climaxed her tongue touched my exposed penis for about 2 to 3 seconds –(possibly less) and I had quickly stopped her as I did not intend for that to happen. This was about a month ago

 

My long time partner  - complained today about feeling like a cramping (pressure like pain) in her vagina – she is not menstruating. Has no discharge and no burning sensation during her urine.

 

I wanted to know if this pain was possibly because of me possibly being infected? - does this pain warrant going and getting tested. -My main concern is PID i read online being there through the Gono and Chlamydia risk.

Thank you

Welcome back to the Forum.  I see that this is a follow-up to your interaction with Dr. Handsfield about a month ago and presume that it is your partner's recent symptoms that have caused you to re-think this exposure.  I reviewed your interaction with Dr. Handsfield and agree with all that he said.  The activities you describe were virtually no risk- infections are rare in CSWs of the sort you describe and STIs are not transmitted though frottage or hand to genital contact, even when the hand to genital contact or frottage leads to transfer of genital secretions.  As long as there was no penetration, there should be no risk.  Similarly, that her tongue touched your penis does not represent a risk for STI either as long as you penis was not inside of her mouth.  I see no medical need for testing and suspect that your partner's symptoms are due to something else.  EWH---

As well sorry - could any other std or any other risk realted to STD cause this reaction.

This follow-up is a bit repetitive.  Theoretically, if your partner had active syphilis during the frottage it might have been transmitted and caused a lesion but I have never heard of this happening. thus my answer remains unchanged- no risk.  EWH---

Hi Doctor.

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Thank you