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After when a person cam he removed the condombut accidently the tip of the penis touch the outer layer (lips) of the viginawill this contact any std?
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Potentially Yes: It is conceivable, particularly if there was semen on the end of the penis when it touched the lips of your sexual organs, but not highly likely. Suggest getting tested anyway. This is true for both parties, but more likely for the woman to have contracted something than the man.
Answered 3/2/2013
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