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Q: Got Too Close to a Stripper...need Help
asked by: green99 on February 13th, 2006
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Was drunk at a stripper party last night and the stripper had me eat a twizzler out of her vagina. Am I at risk to have contracted anything if she was infected?

There was no skin contact whatsoever other than the fact that she lightly kissed me on the mouth afterwards.

I'm aware that i'm possibly being a little too paranoid about the situation as nothing really happened, but could someone just ease my mind by discussing this with me.

Thank you for your time.
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trishabunny
replied on February 13th, 2006
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Well

yes you are if you ate the twizzler out of her vagina because it probably had some kind of cervical mucus on it or something if I were you I would go to the doctors cause thoses strippers are dirry
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bitsy690
replied on February 13th, 2006
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I wouldn't say that all strippers are dirty but several of them are. I would definately get checked out. You never know... Not just because she was a stripper though. I would get checked out after any new encounter like that.
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green99
replied on February 15th, 2006
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I'm not in danger for an orally transfered std am i? If not what kind of infection am I prone to?


What kind of doctor should I seek out and what should I tell them?
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trishabunny
replied on February 15th, 2006
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For now you should just go to your family doctor and then if he finds any problems he might recommend you to a specialist
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Tamadrummer
replied on February 15th, 2006
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Yes you are in danger of a plethera of problems. You ate something that was inside her body. If she is wild enough to stick candy in her vagina, I would be willing to assume that she will allow anything to go in there.

You really need to get to your family doc and get a full spectrum of std testing completed.

If you are a married man, you should by no means have sex with your wife until after you have been cleared. Youhave no clue how much damage you can bring into your house by doing what you did.

There is no time for feeling guilty but you need to make the time to be safe. I hope all is well and nothing comes from this.

Best regards,
brian
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green99
replied on February 15th, 2006
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I was planning on getting the full test of std's including chlamydia, hepatitis b, hepatitis c, herpes 1, herpes 2, gonorrhea, syphilis, and hiv. Would that cover everything? My only concern is the incubation period for some of these std's. Does it take some time after possibly aquiring an std for it to show up on a test?
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AEinstein
replied on February 17th, 2006
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green99 wrote:
i was planning on getting the full test of std's including chlamydia, hepatitis b, hepatitis c, herpes 1, herpes 2, gonorrhea, syphilis, and hiv. Would that cover everything? My only concern is the incubation period for some of these std's. Does it take some time after possibly aquiring an std for it to show up on a test?


absolutely. Definitely for hep c. & hiv there is a window where you can be affected but not test positive. The others you can possibly show symptoms immediately, although that is not necessarily true. With some std's you can simply be a carrier & never truly show even one symptom. That is why there are so many people getting affected with so many things. Because thousands of people are spreading these diseases without ever being aware of it.

You need to go to a free clinic & speak with someone there. They will be able to answer all of your questions, and believe me a free clinic does not judge anyone. Its those damn family practices you have to worry about.

Im not sure how far she had that twitzler lodged up in herself, but dude, that is pretty trashy. Most respectable strippers don't want anyone to come close to touching them. I have a feeling you are fine, but please, go to a clinic to be sure.
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w0rldd0minat0r
replied on February 27th, 2006
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Maybe a little over paranoid funny story tho nice one!
Worth getting it checked out
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Jon75
replied on March 11th, 2006
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Sounded like a cracking night out and I think that you may be a little paranoid, is anything wrong with you yet?.
Strippers are not necessaryly prostitues and I do hear that a lot of women earn a lot of money from stripping rather than working the normal nine to five.
Lets face it ,because was a stripper is irrelevant,it could be anybody unknown who you could have done it to.
Personally the chances are low (if at any) that any sexual transmitted disease could be passed by a twister.
You are more likely to become ill eating from that dodgy burger hut outside.


Forget about it until something is not right or you will become paranoid about every little thing.
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ashlee_veronica
replied on March 16th, 2006
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Wow.

Despite the fact there may have been very little skin contact between you and the stripper...You ate a twizzler from her vagina! I mean, that's just plain gross...I know how men can get with strippers around... They may think it's "hot" that she can retain pieces of candy with her genitalia, but c'mon, that's just gross.

You most definetely are at risk for an std or infection because that type of physical contact is very similar to the contact made from oral sex.
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