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Can I Get STD Inspite Of Having Protected Sex?
doctor I had sex with a CSW with Condom given to me by her.
After sex (1 minute- 2 minutes) F found no wet substance on the condom and also checked with the finger. and also found my ejaculation is collected in the tip of the condom as the CSW left some space (tip of the condom).
and condom was also very tight at its griping area. then i went some distance far and toched my shaft to pass urine.
Now i am feeling afraid of getting infected as I did this foolish thing first time in life...and learnt a lesson no to do it again ever in my life.
Please tell me what to do..
its has been 42 hrs after this incident.
After sex (1 minute- 2 minutes) F found no wet substance on the condom and also checked with the finger. and also found my ejaculation is collected in the tip of the condom as the CSW left some space (tip of the condom).
and condom was also very tight at its griping area. then i went some distance far and toched my shaft to pass urine.
Now i am feeling afraid of getting infected as I did this foolish thing first time in life...and learnt a lesson no to do it again ever in my life.
Please tell me what to do..
its has been 42 hrs after this incident.
Sat, 31 May 2014
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
You had a protected sex and the condom was intact till the completion of the act. So you need not worry about STD/HIV. In very rare instance, the unprotected area of genitals with condom may likely to get infected. The root or base of penis or scrotum can get infected. But it is uncommon. So you need not worry about the same.
Dr S.Murugan
Welcome to HCM.
You had a protected sex and the condom was intact till the completion of the act. So you need not worry about STD/HIV. In very rare instance, the unprotected area of genitals with condom may likely to get infected. The root or base of penis or scrotum can get infected. But it is uncommon. So you need not worry about the same.
Dr S.Murugan
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