A man and a woman get tested and are STD-free.  Is it possible to have unprotected sex and be disease free?
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If you or your partner were sexually active with anyone else at any time in your life, the answer is NO!\n\nDisease can show up years later, it doesn't have to show up in the test now.  AIDS can show up later, HPV can show up later- even if they are not showing up in the tests now.  In fact doctors say by age 50, at least 80% of women will have acquired genital HPV infection.  I'm sure there are others that can show up later too.  HPV infections can cause abnormal Pap tests in woman & also lead to cancer of the cervix, vulva, vagina, ****, or penis. \n\nThe best & only thing to do is save yourself & then have a strictly monogamous relationship.
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Only if you ask them. If you only asked them for HIV, that's what they are going to test for. \n\nCheck out this site to see how other STDS are tested for:\nhttp://alpha.montclair.edu/~DavidsonM/GuideSTD_Testing.html
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No! Not HIV / AIDS and not chlamydia and lots of others.\nBeware my friend. There is a good chance of catching a disease if you go sleeping around
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Uh, certainly no. Sexually Transmitted Diseases can only be transferred to another person if he/she has sex with a person with STD. It is simple as that. So don't worry about it. Continue what you're doing. Besides it's yourself right? You won't get any diseases just by doing things like that.
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Unprotected Oral Sex is unsafe.For Example in case of HIV,Oral sex is supposed to be a Low Risk Activity,but pls note there is still a Risk.The risk increases in case one has Bleeding Gums,Ulsers/Boils in the Mouth. \nHaving said this,Dude,if u dont want to get any STD the best way is to practice Abstinance from Sex until Marriage.After Marriage,be faithful to your uninfected wife.This is a sure way to keep HIV away.\nABC's of safe sex are:\nA: Abstinance \nB:Being faithful to 1 uninfected partner.\nC:Correct and consistent use of condoms reduces the chances             \nof STD's.\nStay Safe.
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It's always funny reading peoples personal opinions an how easily something is spread hahah\n\nThere is a 1-3% chance of getting it. For most people the virus sheds about 10% of the year, that other 90% of the time it is safe to have unprotected sex...but when is that 10%??, nobody knows. So just always use a condom to be safe.\n\nSo, yes, you can get it anytime. The chances are pretty low though, but don't get me wrong, it does happen.  Some couples have been together for 30yrs and are fine, some couples pass it in a few weeks. It depends on the person who has it and the partners immune system.  If the person gets lots of real out break they have a higher chance of shedding than someone who get an out break every few years.
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Unprotected Oral Sex is unsafe.For Example in case of HIV,Oral sex is supposed to be a Low Risk Activity,but pls note there is still a Risk.The risk increases in case one has Bleeding Gums,Ulsers/Boils in the Mouth.\nHaving said this,if u dont want to get any STD the best way is to practice Abstinance from Sex until Marriage.After Marriage,be faithful to your uninfected life partner.This is a sure way to keep HIV away.\nABC's of safe sex are:\nA: Abstinance\nB:Being faithful to 1 uninfected partner.\nC:Correct and consistent use of condoms reduces the chances\nof STD's.\nStay Safe.
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Only if she has AIDS. If neither of you has the virus you will be fine.Although you shouldn't be having unprotected sex if you are this misinformed about the ways STDS and AIDS is transmitted.
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1- your partner either has to be  a  virgin\n\n2-  Your partner even if a virgin should be tested for STD and retested in 6 monthss prior to you getting pregnant\n\n3- or there is always artificial methods- visit your local spern bank
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why have unprotected sex with someone you don't trust? you would need to prove you didn't have an infection before relations with that person, or it could be you put them at risk too
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There is a possibility of getting an STD from anyone who is sexually active. If they have engaged in oral sex, then they are indeed sexually active. However, please note that the HIV virus rarely transmits through oral sex, as it does not survive inside saliva. It would only transmit through open cuts inside the mouth, or on the genital region. It does NOT burrow into your cheeks in any way, shape, or form. It is carried in the bloodstream, and is transmitted via Blood, seminal fluids, and vaginal fluids. \n\nIf you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact your local department of public health. Free testing is available, as well as risk reduction, and post-infection counseling
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by having unprotected sex
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Yes, if she has an STD and you have even the smallest tear in your skin it could enter into your bloodstream that way. Or, just like having unprotected straight sex if she, or you for that matter has unprotected oral, you can get an STD. Either partner could have herpes or a number of things.
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hey, it not just the babies that you need to worry about, you have those diseases that can kill you. You tell him to wear a condom or leave you alone.\n\nIf you want to have unprotected sex then you have him go to the dr and get tested for every STD known to man. Then have him prove he hasn't been with anyone between the time he took the test and when you are ready to spread your legs.
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It's a possibility but the only way to know exactly what is going on is to see your doctor for an exam and testing. It would also be wise if you are sexually active to have your partner use a condom.
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Not possible if no one has any STDS. Go check out the Center for Diseases Control's website. STDS are spread by others who have STDS. Check out the website and get informed. Good luck.
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Whoever has the more mature immune system against it. If you JUST got it, you'll have lower antibody levels. If he JUST got it, he'll have fewer antibodies. Unfortunately if you've had it for awhile and contracted it from him, it's very possible you both have mature immune systems against it.\n\nWeren't you both screened for STD's pre-marriage? As far as I know, Nevada is the only state that does not require STD screening before a marriage certificate is issued.\n\n People with genital herpes are known to take this way out, rather than being honest with their partners.. Saying their partner gave it to them, not the other way around. As he's very understanding about it, this is exactly what I suspect. If it were ME, I'd be in a horrible rage to have contracted this from someone I loved and trusted.\n\n----\n\nEdit - What are the actual antibody levels for you and your husband. If you could post that up I could give you an estimate on who may have had it longer, but that is no gaurentee. What doctors say when they're discussing an "initial" outbreak, is it's the first outbreak you've gone to that doctor for and you think it's your first outbreak.\n\nJudging by his reaction, I honestly think he had it and knew, as of right now.