Sexual Health - Women Forum - Can You Get An Std If You Are Still A Virgin???

ok well i have a couple of questions. i have been experiencing some things lately and im still a virgin and i reserched them and i think that imight have a STD is that possible??? Well and i also want to no if u can get a std from someone that is also a virgin???
well plz answer me bak thank you

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Llewellyn

replied on August 6th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

If you have not had sex but have had oral sex or even rubbed against someone when you were both nude, then yes, it would be possible to get some STDs that way. The only way to know is to go a doctor though. Never try to diagnose yourself.

Kia

replied on August 7th, 2007

Supporter

Technically, as Llewellyn said, you can get an STD while still being a virgin but you do have to have had some form of sexual contact.

STD's are sexually transmitted diseases - they are passed through sexual contact.

Tylanas

replied on August 7th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Can You Get An Std If You Are Still a Virgin???

idknemore wrote:

You cannot get an STD from someone who has had no sexual contact.

Sexual contact: The rubbing, touching, or feeling of another person's genitals, or them doing the same to you.

If you've never had sexual contact, then you cannot have a Sexually Transmitted Disease. If you had sexual contact with a person who had never had sexual contact before YOU, you cannot have an STD. But, if that person has had sexual contact in any way, then s/he could have an STD, and so then you could get it too.

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