What are the chances of getting an STI/STD from having sex with a condom, without it breaking or anything??
825799
Condoms only cover the penal shaft, some stds like herpes and warts infect pubic hair and the scrotum. Also you can use a condom and have unprotected oral sex and get an std. So you could still get something. the best way to protect yourself is.....sigh.......abstinence
1082918
Yes you can get STD from oral sex. \nConsider this a high risk behavior. Its like surfing not every surfer who goes in the water is bitten by a shark. However we all know that happens. Conditions for an std to be passed are pretty specific but if you don't know much about your partner you are rolling the dice. \nSTD include but not limited to \nHerpes\nGonorrhea\nHIV
486422
no, not an STD...no way to get a STD. Probably a broken or damage blood vessel from yanking too hard...calm down, it will go away with time...now take it easy and stop with the rough handling! Or you will go blind LOL
887646
No you shouldn't. It could cause you to have blood clots in your system and that's never a good thing. Discuss this with your doctor and please don't self medicate yourself. If  you want to be doubly sure of not getting pregnant or avoiding STDs then just use condoms.
610023
I see a lot of different answers, some a common theme.\n\nHIV is caught primarily through the blood of an infected person with the HIV virus going directly into the bloodstream of a person who is not infected. Therefore, oral sex.... minimal risk. I say minimal because the virus is destroyed if it goes into the stomach however if there are open cuts/sores/ulcers in the mouth and there is blood contact, there is a small chance. SMALL.\n\nRegarding the condom breaking - again there needs to be direct fluid transfer into the bloodstream. Depending on how rough the sex is, there could be abrasions/ raw areas in either the vagina or anal area that may act as a transmission area. \n\nAll the transmission rates are dependent on the person who has HIV though. If their viral load ( the amount of virus in their bloodstream) is low... then again, risk is SMALL. Note please that I do not use the words... NO RISK
884122
"Consistent use of condoms provides protection from HIV. The level of protection approximates 87%, with a range depending upon the incidence among condom nonusers. Thus, the condom's efficacy at reducing heterosexual transmission may be comparable to or slightly lower than its effectiveness at preventing pregnancy." \n\n" the chance that HIV will be transmitted during a single unprotected sexual act is much lower -- ranging from 1 chance in 500 for vaginal sex to 3 chances in 100 for anal sex -- than the risk that a single act of unprotected vaginal sex will lead to pregnancy. "\n\nAlso;\n\n"The use of a spermacide can make sex with condoms even safer. Laboratory studies have shown that one spermacide, nonoxynol-9, effectively kills all of the HIV that is present in a condom."
384828
It IS possible to get pregnant...and don't forget aids, and a whole range of horrible STD's.  Don't play with your health, if you have sex with multiple partners INSIST on a condom.
1031742
Yes, you can get an STD.  There are some STD's that are out there that do not require gential contact.  Condoms give a false sense of security.  Be careful!
248061
should never be used with latex condoms the condom will break. it does not cause infection
1128920
It is possible, but not probable.\n\nSTD's can be passed from mother to child, such as HIV and others, so just because a person is a virgin does not mean they don't have one.\n\nOral sex can also infect you with certain STD's  please check out this link from the center of disease control about it....always use a condom please\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/std/hiv/STDFact-STD&HIV.htm
1106445
Yes, Bubblybubbles-\n\nVarious types of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD's) are...er...transmitted during sex. \n\nThere are various types of STDs (AIDS, Herpes, Crabs, etc) and the risk of contracting them varies with the level of sex that you engage in. Condoms and other protection can reduce the risk of contracting an STD, but there will always be *some* risk. Wikipedia has a very good write-up on the subject.
108771
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.
1110835
You can get almost any STD from somebody who didn't have an outbreak at the time. Then again, it is much more likely that one will get an STD when an outbreak occurs. The virus, of course, is still running through the body when there is no outbreak, and there is a chance that he could have contracted it a long time ago, and especially if his immune system has been low lately, he can be more susceptible to an outbreak. There is no surefire way to tell if he has been cheating on you, unless he was a virgin before he met you. \nBut I'd play it safe & wear a condom anyways.
1133308
This hasn't happen to me personally, but it has happen to a friend.  Here's what I think on this matter..\n\nWhen it comes to you as an individual, depend a great deal on how careful you are. If you always use a condom when having intercourse, if you are careful not to tear the condom when opening the package and while putting it on, if you make sure to leave an empty reservoir tip at the end when you put it on, and if you are careful to hold the rim of the condom when you take it off so that there is no leakage, then a condom is a very effective method of protection against pregnancy. \n\nSometimes a condom does break, but most pregnancies that take place when couples are using a condom occur because the couple did not follow the above instructions -- the most important of which is to use a condom every single time you have intercourse!
707916
Absolutely. Most STDs are transmitted without ejaculation needing to occur. For example, gonorrhea (sorry bad spelling) produces a discharge and when you come in contact with this discharge you can be infected. Any time you have unprotected contact with somone's genitals you are at risk of getting an STD.
663122
gonorrhea is possible\n\nsyphyllis is less likely\n\nHIV , if u had open sores is possible , but very unlikely\n\nif u keep acting stupid, the odds will catch up to you
913664
NO, theres like a 97% that you won't get a disease, but a condom does at certain point protect you, but the only way to prevent every sex involved disease is to stay sex free.