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Yesterday my boyfriend and i had unprotected oral sex and want to get tested for STDs. I know we should have done beforehand, but we were extremely stupid and caught up in the moment-i know, a very poor excuse. But we want to get tested now. how long do we have to wait before we should get tested? I know for HIV it is 3 months, 6 months and a year. But for STDs such as chlamydia it is 2 weeks. If it was just oral sex, there's no reason to worry about HIV. Listen to Kristen. The one guy on your other question is stupid. Spitting "it" out has nothing to do with keeping yourself safe. He must be 17 or something & believe those stupid teenage myths. Any fluid to fluid contact (i.e. his nut in your mouth) regardless of how long it is in there can cause spread an std. Never trust anyone telling you that they are clean or haven't ever had an std. Men will say whatever to get attention directed towards their penis. Also, don't believe those allergic to condom stories. Don't ever let them tell you it doesn't feel as good to them with a condom on either. Would you rather it feel good for them & end up with a disease? Remember: Its better to be safe than sorry. No glove, no love. & Respect yourself, protect yourself. |
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