Question 1

i s oral sex ok?

Accepted Answer

Yes: ... Unless most other species of mammals are doing something profoundly wrong. Do remember the risk of some sexually transmitted diseases (famously syphilis and gonorrhea) is very high with oral sex. And you are crazy to have any kind of sex leading to ejaculation with a woman you do not know very well -- nowadays you may be tricked into becoming a father.

Question 2

is saran wrap ok for oral sex?

Accepted Answer

No: Best use it for wrapping your tuna sandwich!

Question 3

what are the effects of oral sex ?

Accepted Answer

STDs but low risk: The only ill effects of unprotected oral sex are STDs. However, the STD risk is low -- not completely risk free, but safer than vaginal or anal sex. Still, if you have oral sex at your age, consider condoms; and have STD checkups from time to time. Also, keep condoms handy to prevent STDs and pregnancy. Once into oral sex, it's often very hard to avoid temptation for intercourse. Be prepared!

Question 4

is it safe to have oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Yes but only if . . : Protected. It's still very possible to catch or transmit sexually transmitted disease/infection via oral sex w/o protection. Presumably you'll be safe from pregnancy. Of course, if you're in a mutually monogamous relationship, then "safety" really isn't an issue. Otherwise, plan to use some form of protection, eg condom or dental dam (http://en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/dental_dam), altho not very sexy.

Question 5

can i get herpes for oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Yes: A person can get oral herpes from kissing or from oral sex. A person can get genital herpes from regular sex or oral sex.

Question 6

can e coli be passed by oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Unclear question: We all have e coli in the body and it is present in small numbers in the genitalia, so oral sex can pass e coli, but it would be of no consequence.

Question 7

is unprotected oral sex dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes.  Unprotected oral sex puts you at risk of several sexually transmitted diseases (such as hiv, hepatitis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia).

Question 8

can you pass stis through oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Although saliva is somewhat protective, it is by no means perfect protection. Oral sex can transmit stds. It is probably more likely to affect someone performing oral sex on a male because of the large volume of material that ends up in the mouth, but oral sex with women can also transmit diseases too.

Question 9

can a vch piercing affect oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Clitoral Hood pierce: &quot;vch&quot; stands for &quot;vertical clitoral hood.&quot;  piercing these structures is a form of female genital mutilation, and there is no guarantee that the jewelry placement will actually rest on the clitoris, increase stimulation, or enhance sexual satisfaction.  Anatomy is highly variable.  Piercing also results in a wound -- and oral or other sex during the time needed for healing exposes you to std&#x27;s.

Question 10

can you get chylmadia from oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If he ejaculates in your mouth, then you can get chlymadia in the throat.   I have treated a few cases in my lifetime.  So the answer to your question is yes.  The cdc also agrees with me.

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