Good sex questions to ask a guy
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I slept with a guy four days ago .... Came home two days ago and my viginal was inching me and this white flow started coming ... The next day the guy called me saying I gave him STD as he is also experiencing that rushes on his pennis and feeling pain when urinating ... Doctor I want to know if these symptoms of STD comes this fast after a male had sex with a female or a female having sex with a man. Even tho I didn't complain about my own to him.
ve been having unprotected sex for about 2-3 weeks, we had sex on a daily bases maybe 2 or 3 times a day. My period came about a week early, we even had sex during my period and it was pretty light after I got off I spotted and these constant period cramp/pains came they haven't went away the pain is on the left side of my vagina and I've have the constant pains going on a week now.
Hello every one ..so have a few questions to ask you. Ok so I've been with my bf for 4 years and we talked about marriage and children yesterday. And he said in about 8 years which would put him at 31 and me at 29 ...and I certainly do not want to wait that long. I want one by atleast 25 and married. How could we compromise.
I had sex with guy A on March 31, but had sex with guy B April 7th, 8th, & 9th. I have had my menstrual period on April 6. I took a pregnancy test on April 15, I am 2wks. I am just confused on who maybe the father or when I conceived?
Yay! Gotta love how much more honest we feel we can be on the internet! I love all the sex questions. There are some I'd never ask my midwife that I see get answered on here and it's a relief!
Hi, i hope ive posted this in the right section & im hoping someone on here can help.
I recently had unprotected oral sex with a sex worker both receiving (a ******** from her to completion in her mouth) & also giving to her. Im hoping someone can tell me what the chances of me having an Std are & whether or not i should get tested. Please help if u can as im worrying.
Congratulations to your practice of safe sex. This goes a long way towards protecting you from STDs. Straight to the answ3ers to your questions:
1. You sex was protected except for what can be best described as brief receipt of masturbation. Masturbation is no risk, even if you partner did have an STD.
2. No danger from touching. In the course of masturbation it is typical for individuals to get secretions on one another.
3. Testing is not required except for your own peace of mind.
What specific test(s) should we ask be performed on him and what specific questions should he ask? 3. Could I have exposed my children to hsv2 by sharing a towel? Bathing in the tub with them when they were little? Wiping diaper cream on them, etc.? 4. Obviously I am concerned about the quality of our sex life going forward (not at the expense of my husband's health). Everything I read indicates Valtrex daily supression & condoms will reduce exposure.
I am having difficulty in swallowing food, fever, fatigue, my voice gets thick, swollen gland and having dry cough. I went to a doctor my results for gonorrhea and chlamydia came negative ( from swab test ). Now after 1 month, I have one small red bump ( not sure that is blister or not ( not painful )), which is on my upper lip,which is since 2 days.
Doctor suggest me there must be viral infection, he suggested me antibiotics for my throat.
I start taking it from today.
With that small of a window there really is no way to safely say who fathered your child, a DNA test will be your best option Hun best of luck!
I always had problems with remembering what I planned on asking the doctor too. One day I just pulled out my list of questions that I had meant to ask but couldn't remember and my doctor actually said he was glad that I had written them down. It saves them time while we are trying to remember, plus they don't have to deal with us calling later because we remembered something we had forgotten to ask.
Also It was another time where this guy was trying to talk to me, but I told the guy I was taken (The guy works at a store not to far away, but I don't go there too often. They are to high.) Later on I told my boyfriend about it, and we were laughing because of the guys pick up lines.
(A month later) I saw the same guy, and I tapped my boyfriend while laughing, and said," Oh my gosh! There goes that guy.
It's difficult to say what someone should ask ....... whatever concerns her is what she should ask about. It's a good idea to write down any questions before a person sees the Dr. so nothing is forgotten. I'm guessing that you will be going with her which is also a good idea; an extra pair of ears can be very valuable as we often miss something that is said. I think she will have more questions after she sees the Surgeon and is advised as to the next step in the process.
I can tell you that up to 80% of the population has hsv1 (it gets higher as you get older), and that if you break up with this guy because of herpes - a man you love - the chances are really, really good that the next guy you meet will also have it.
That said, I know I know nothing about your relationship, if this is something you are in for the long term, or what. You have every right to decide this relationship isn't for you, for any reason at any time.
t had my eyes looked at since July) and I just thought it perhaps worth brainstroming to see what some sensible questions to ask her might be. My inclination at present is not to ask too much and just to let her get on with it.
History if you remember - RD right eye 14 months ago following PVD. Aphakic in both eyes following complicated congenital cataract surgery. Brilliant outcome so far with the RD - no vision lost whatsoever and all entirely stable.
Welcome to the Forum. I will be glad to address your questions. This was a very, very low risk exposure. It is unlikely that your partner, even as a transsexual, had any STD including HIV and even if she did, transmission is unlikely- most exposures to infected partners do not lead to infection. There are no STDs known to be transmitted from masturbation (insertion of her finger into your anus) and the risk of any STD from receiving oral sex is very, very low.
Is it wrong to ask an EP how many people he/she has killed? There's a vague statistic online that 1/1000 die during an EP study. So for the EPs who have done many thousands of these, it would seem almost normal that they killed at least a few patients. I would be afraid to ask, because it would send my anxiety through the roof. Maybe I should just stick with "how many of these procedures have you done"...
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