Does sucking nipples can infected by STD's types?

STD = Sober Tainted Damnation! Get rid of it. If cant, be wise about it.

This post has been edited by Shaheyy: May 13 2010, 06:05 PM

nope...wont get infected...

it is AIDs also ?

aids is different then std la...

All STI can transmit through Oral Sex. Although the % for different STI varies, it's advisable to use condoms even for oral sex.

HPV is incurable and will stay with you for life. There's also a many types of HPV virus, some of which can cause cervical cancer. Genital warts are the most recognizable sign of genital HPV infection and like Herpes, HPV will recur over time and the number of recurrances or when it will recur cannot be predicted. Both of which can also spread to your partner even if there are no symptoms present. Fortunately, recurrences tend to decrease over time as your body builds immunity against the virus.

2 types of vaccine exists for HPV. One is Gardasil and the other Cervarix. Both of which are ONLY preventive, meaning if you're already infected, then you're out of luck as it will not help you at all. Those of you who have kids or plan to have one soon should think about getting them Gardasil jabs (available in Singapore, Malaysia unknown).

There are many types of treatment and fees will at least start from RM150 and above.

Get yourself checked as soon as possible, good luck!

Hrmm I heard from somewhere that sucking a nipple would cause other types of STD's though

you heard from who ?? first you need to know how std can be transmitted...

Isn't that part of oral too?

but no bodily fluid being transmitted ma...wait does sweat count ?

Doesn't saliva count as bodily fluid?

yes but the fluid cant be absorbed into body through nipple..

hi.. it is real?

This post has been edited by Baby-Lemon: May 30 2010, 04:48 AM

What if the nipple lactates? does that count as bodily fluid?

Yes. It's a risk. But the overall the risk of an adult contracting HIV from nipple noshing would be extremely low.

However, this is a real risk of contracting herpes if the person has herpes and an open wound near her breast.

While perspiration is a form of bodily fluid, it has not known to transmit any form of STI.

Oral Sex Transmission guide (Fellatio & Cunnilingus & Anilingus)

HPV
Very low risk

HIV
Theoritical risk, the environment of the saliva is far too harsh for HIV virus to survive within. However, if there is an open wound in the mouth (such as bleeding gums and wound), then there is a small risk.

Herpes
High risk

Syphilis
High risk

Chlamydia
High risk if in contact with infected secretion and fluids

Gonorrhea
High risk

This post has been edited by STDinfo: Jun 1 2010, 01:17 PM

Well in that case is Herpes, Syphilis, Chlamydia and Gonorrhea curable?

I know HIV isn't

Herpes
HSV-1 (cold sore) and HSV-2 virus (genital) are not curable but controllable with medicines such as acyclovir, famicylovir and valacylovir. HSV-2 can be fatal to babies during the neonatal stage and can pass to babies if mother has an outbreak during childbirthing. However both strains are not life-threathening to adults and does not cause any major health problems but are both an annoyance because it can recur at any unspecified time and are both contagious. Recurrence tend to decrease after the 1st year of infection.

HPV
No cure. Vaccine is available for the uninfected but only works against certain types of HPV strains and useless for those who have it. Certain strains are known to cause and develop cervical cancer. The body cures itself of this virus over time but it is not known if the virus is truly cured or gone into latency like herpes. No conclusive HPV testing available

Syphilis
Curable with penicilin. Can lead to heart failure and many other health complications if left untreated

Chlamydia
Curable with antibiotics and usually treated inconjunction with Gonorrhea. Can cause serious reproductive and other health problems with both short-term and long-term consequences.

Gonorrhea
As with Chlamydia, this is curable with a bout of antibiotics. Can cause serious reproductive problems if left untreated

HIV
No cure but controllable with a variety of highly active anti-viral treatments. This is a long term illness and some people have been known to not develop into full blown AIDS.

This post has been edited by STDinfo: Jun 2 2010, 01:58 PM

Well knowing the curable state of gonorrhea, syphilis and chlamydia what are the early signs for those?

Most symptoms for all of the above are similiar,

If you have had unsafe sex and you notice the following develop within a month after the encounter, you should see your health care provider if you notice:

lesions or multiple lesions on your genitals that may or may not be painful
inflamed and reddened external urethra meatus (area around the pee-hole)
milky pus or thick yellowish liquid constantly dripping out of your urethra (pee-hole)
painful and/or burning urination
constant frequent need to urinate but very little urine upon urination (UTI is most common)
enlarged scrotum which may or may not have pain
swollen lymph nodes around the pelvic area

Most of these symptoms usually come in combination with common flu symptoms like headache, feeling of malaise, fever and vomitting.

Please note that gonorrhea & chlamydia are asymptomatic for some people, which means they do not experience any symptoms. For Gonorrhea, some people never experience anything for their entire lifetime and for Chlamydia, symptoms may not appear for months or even years especially for women.

Well you just mentioned that all the mentioned above is if you had unsafe sex. But these symptoms includes if you perform oral as well right? just like nipple sucking.