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You have zero risk of catching a STD if your partner isn't infected with anything.
Mathesar 3720 reads
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There are really three separate questions.

What is the probability my partner is infected?

If she is infected what is probability of transmission without using a condom?

If she is infected how much does a condom reduce the probability of transmission?

I talked about this in some detail on the LA Discussion Board in relation to BBFS, but the issues are similar for BBBJ. Here is the link: http://theeroticreview.com/msgBoard/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=71399&boardID=1&page=19 .

I posted the entire (except for graphs) article "Condom Effectiveness" by Fitch et al from the December 2002 issue of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in a serices of posts on this board. Here is the link to the first post in the series: http://theeroticreview.com/msgBoard/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=37421&boardID=12&page=30 .

Please note that I am NOT a doctor. My opinions are just opinions although I would like to think that they are informed opinions.

I'm sure this has been discussed here before, so I apologize, but I'm new to the hobby. I love BBBJ but am concerned about whether this is a safe practice. I mean I REALLY LOVE BBBJ! But how risky is it in terms of STDs? I see that some providers offer BBBJ, others CBJ. So I'm also curious why some do and some don't offer BBBJ. I'd appreciate any comments. Thanks.

there seems to be no B&W answer to this question that would satisfy all hobbyists and providers at once (let alone the medical community). i've even asked the pros over at the PS board about this (as well as some industry insiders i know myself) and even there it seems there's no clear concensus. so i'll just give you one of my personal experiences with the medical establishment, as anectodal as it may be.


i recently suspected having contracted some sort of STD (possibly HIV). a few red spots on my arms, which being a hypochondriac, i was convinced were early signs of "Kaposi's Carcoma" (AIDS). the only possible means of infection would've been my frequent bouts of BBBJ with providers. two very senior doctors at one of the best hospitals in the world (one a dermatolgist, the other a GI specialist) listened to my risky-behavior sob story and just *smiled* (one even giggled) as i frantically outlined a recent BBBJ encounter (almost pleading with them to be granted some  absolution for my sins and transgressions). to my great surprise they both shrugged it off in a somewhat non-chalante manner. essentially saying (paraphrasing) "RELAX, that can't be it. we'll do some tests just to be sure" and more i think to put *my* mind at ease rather than theirs ... and the test results came back .... [drumroll] ... NEGATIVE (phew!) ... it turned out to be an allergic reaction/rash to everyday household chemicals!  LOL



DISCLAIMER

no one (and i mean NO ONE) should take this post as any kind of an affirmation that uncovered fellatio is risk-free. if you choose to view it as such, that's YOUR decision and not my own personal belief. i'm NOT prosletyzing UNSAFE SEX of any kind. in fact (come to think of it) for all intents and purposes (legal and medical) this post should be viewed as a work of fiction! :)







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to whom it may concern,

despite any appearance of self-censure, i was NOT coerced into adding that disclaimer by overly-zealous and safety-conscious providers on this board. sorry, but i don't do "focus groups" ... "homey dont play dat!" :)  

the disclaimer was there to begin with (just ask GND). i only modified it when i realized i had divulged a little too much personal information about myself (and the MDs involved)

no one "edits" me ... except for GND ... hey, that rhymes!  maybe now i'll start rapping! ;-)

LOL



Off hand, unless you had an open sore on your penis (need to lubricate before you maturbate LOL, grin) your risk is much less than the woman's.  Remember guys leak final to the big explosion or even if you don't CIM, you are still discharging.

Phx694009 reads

Guys, what about those of us who love to DATY?  I doubt that few if any of us have ever tried to use a cover.  It seems that the more beautiful the provider the less I even give it a second thought.  But aren't we also at risk?  With some gals you are in bodly fluids almost all the time you are down there.  Isn't it great.
  As for the BBBJ I have heard that the gal is at less risk if she swollows immediately than if she keeps it in her mouth.  I guess stomach acids kill all where fluid might get in around the teeth and go into the blood stream.  But I also have heard there
is relatively little risk from BJ.  Sure hope so!

Phx69

Ok, went to the CDC website (center for Disease control) and there is a risk however small.  I vaguely remember this question being asked on the phoenix board so it is obviously a question for us all.

I love DATY with the right provider of course so I suppose I will just continue to pick and choose as I see fit.

Website is included if you want to look at it.  May have to delete the http part to get it to go or else go to the CDC site and whale away.

u r careful in your selection and check out the obvious factors in your initial encounter, like general hygiene, breath, fingernails, hair, rashes, conversation etc. chances r that the providers are like us, who take care of themselves and won't b carrying anything.
afterall, who amongst us has anything to worry about... none....... i thought so.

StopTheMadness3086 reads

The fact that she is taking it in her mouth is enough to have her catch something! Gentlemen out there: PLEASE! Let us all catch up on some helpful reading, and rely on less myths.

StopTheMadness5816 reads

Urban myths can be fun to read about. But, it can be deadly: if taken too seriously.

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lover boy5933 reads

I have discussed this with two urologists, and what they told me is consistent with the information that I've read published by the CDC and various health organizations.

First, HIV is not believed to be transmitted by saliva, so a guy is not going to get HIV from getting a BBBJ (at least in the absence of the woman having bleeding gums).

Second, there is a small, but real, chance of a guy getting a STD from a BBBJ.  These include chlamydia, cytomegalovirus, syphilis, gonorrhea, hepatitis B and herpes.  Both of the urologists that I talked with about this had seen guys who had caught STD's (chyamydia in one case, gonorrhea in the other case) from BBBJ's.

nj23499 reads

It depends where you live. Goto the CDC website and check if you live in an area with high incidence of STDS. If so, then don't do it. There's a really hot provider that I'd like to see traveling to my area but she's from Miami... really high incidence of STDS there so I'm not even going to see her.

Mathesar3721 reads

There are really three separate questions.

What is the probability my partner is infected?

If she is infected what is probability of transmission without using a condom?

If she is infected how much does a condom reduce the probability of transmission?

I talked about this in some detail on the LA Discussion Board in relation to BBFS, but the issues are similar for BBBJ. Here is the link: http://theeroticreview.com/msgBoard/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=71399&boardID=1&page=19 .

I posted the entire (except for graphs) article "Condom Effectiveness" by Fitch et al from the December 2002 issue of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in a serices of posts on this board. Here is the link to the first post in the series: http://theeroticreview.com/msgBoard/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=37421&boardID=12&page=30 .

Please note that I am NOT a doctor. My opinions are just opinions although I would like to think that they are informed opinions.

Most of my hobbying experiences have been in the Nevada Legal Brothels. Covered blow jobs are the norm. I prefer bare back blow jobs...but in my experience...if a lady is great at oral and has a passion for it...it can be good with the latex on. I've had more great cbj's than bbbj's. Another point? I don't put the onus on a lady to give me a bbbj. If it's her way, cool. If she feels safer putting on a condom, cool, too. I enjoy the tactile feel of bbbj but I prefer my provider feel safe and worry free so that we can have fun. Thats' more important to having a great session in my book.
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