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Had to go badly, used a dirty and very smelly public restroom with dirty toilet seat and dirty toilet bowl. toilet water was also high and got splash back on anal and genital area. any risk of std? thank you so much?
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No, you do not get sexual transmitted disease that way.
Answered 4/23/2022
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If you thoroly washed the area right after, then chances are very low to none, specially of STD
Answered 4/26/2022
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