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Doctor insights on: What Std Be Transmitted Sharing Cigarette

Gonrrhea: I would assume you can pass it that way be careful ...Read more

Theoretically : If the cigarette has been held by a person with hpv on the fingers, theoretically the virus can be transmitted to another person. Usually, however, transmission occurs with direct contact with the virus. ...Read more

Technically yes: std's travel through fluids. The person in question could have transmitted gonorrhea or chlamydiabut they'd have oral infections first. Same with herpes lesion. Syphillis less likely. So to answer "could" any be transmitted? Yes. But common? No. ...Read more

STD: Std spreads due to body fluid transmission and unlikely to spread sharing clean utensils. ...Read more

Don'tBogartThatOrgan: That bacterium requires a nice warm moist place to hang out. In the throat that is generally way in the back, so it would take quite an effort to get it on the draw end of a cigarette. Same for a toilet seat or a door knob or the floor shift of your '84 Malibu(well, in most cases). Also, it requires the right type of acceptable tissue to jump on to--again, a nice moist and warm place. Feel better? ...Read more

No risk: Nope. Not at all.

No.: Impossible.

No : Stds are passed by having sex whether its oral, vaginal or anal sex. They are not passed by clothing or casual contact. Why are you wearing someone's underwear though? ...Read more

Yes: If your partner has an std, any contact transfer can spread the organism. This would include shared vibrators or other sexual toys. Protection is important until the std is treated. ...Read more

No: As previously stated sexually transmitted infections require intimate sexual contact ...Read more

No: I wish they were all this easy to answer. You could conceivably catch infectious mononucleosis or CMV or the common cold / sore throat. ...Read more

Unlikely: Transmission of an std via masturbation (self or with partner) with hands is highly unlikely. However, one could potentially transmit infections if there were any kind of rash or open sores on the hands. A herpetic lesion on the hand would be an example. ...Read more

Gonarrhea: It is extremely unlikely to be able to transmit gonarrhea thriugh sharing cigarette or drink ...Read more

No: No it cannot.

Less Likely: If you share a drink or a cigarett with someone who has oral gonorrhea its unlikely( but not impossible) for transmission to occur. As far as I know, no case like this has ever been documented so it would be pretty rare. I'd still be careful about this because there are other infections that do easily transmit in this way such as oral herpes and Mono. Best wishes! ...Read more

Nope: Oral gonorrhea is localized in the back of the throat. It isn't even transmitted by kissing and rarely by oral sex. It certainly is not transmitted by sharing eating utensils, cups, glasses, or sharing drinks. ...Read more

Get tested: If you don't think you fell victim to a prank, you may want to have a swab done from your pharynx. I think the likelihood is low, but the only way to be sure is by getting tested. ...Read more

Few: Perhaps trichomonas and gonorrhea, although the latter could conceivably be transmitted through blood under some unusual circumstances. ...Read more

None directly: The contribution of the male in pregnancy is limited to a single healthy sperm. No infection is carried by that sperm. If the father brings the STD to mom and she develops a primary infection, dad could give it to the kid through the mother. Syphilis and Herpes are examples that come to mind. ...Read more

All of them: All STDs can be transmitted with male to male sex. An infected father having sex with his son should be incarcerated. ...Read more