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What Are The Health Risks Involved In Ingestion On Urine?
Question: I would like to go down on an escort from a registered agency and potentially drink her urine. Here in australia, all registered escorts are required by law to do urine test once a month and blood test once every three months. With all that, is what I'm going to do risky? I know there are elements of risk. But I've been worried too much. I really wanna do this and I'm scared. How risky is this activity? is there anything I can do to minimise the risk?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello ,
Welcome to Healthcare Magic.
I read carefully your query.
Usually infections are not transmitted by urine.Even if she had an urine infection ,you can not catch it by drinking the urine.
You can be at risk for catching any sexually transmitted infection during oral intercourse or unprotected intercourse.These infections are not transmitted with urine.
If you are sure that the girl is negative for all std (including HIV ) ,then there is no risk in doing what you want.
So drinking the urine itself won't cause any harm but the contact with her vaginal secretions (during oral intercourse or unprotected vaginal intercourse) can put you at risk for ant sexually transmitted disease.
Hope it helps.
Kind regards,
Dr.Rovena Murati
detailed below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello ,
Welcome to Healthcare Magic.
I read carefully your query.
Usually infections are not transmitted by urine.Even if she had an urine infection ,you can not catch it by drinking the urine.
You can be at risk for catching any sexually transmitted infection during oral intercourse or unprotected intercourse.These infections are not transmitted with urine.
If you are sure that the girl is negative for all std (including HIV ) ,then there is no risk in doing what you want.
So drinking the urine itself won't cause any harm but the contact with her vaginal secretions (during oral intercourse or unprotected vaginal intercourse) can put you at risk for ant sexually transmitted disease.
Hope it helps.
Kind regards,
Dr.Rovena Murati
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