Body Slides

[Marchmellow]

Hi Health Nurse,


Any thing that you can get from a nude bodyslide (body to body) oil to oil and a BJ with a condom. Nothing else , no kissing.



Thanks

MM

 

[Health Nurse]

Hi Health Nurse,


Any thing that you can get from a nude bodyslide (body to body) oil to oil and a BJ with a condom. Nothing else , no kissing.



Thanks

MM

Hi Marchmellow

We do not see STI/HIV passing from nude body slides with oil. As long as there is no genital to genital contact e.g. the tip of your penis touching the moist area of her genitals.

Getting a BJ with a condom is probably one of the lowest risk sexual activities you can have.

By engaging in just these two activities you are practicing safer sex.

Does this answer your question?

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HN
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[Azcanuck]

I appreciate HN's commenmts and jj is correct ONLY the HN is to answer the health questions.

 

[needsome]

Dear Health Nurse,

If during a body slide or massage, the condom is not used, and there is no genital to genital contact, is this considered high risk? Can anything be caught by genital to hand, hand to genital?

I have not experienced a body slide, but every SP I have been with has touched my uncovered penis (even the tip) with her hands during a massage. Some have been careful and washed their hands after, but not all.

Thx,
Needsome

 

[Health Nurse]

Dear Health Nurse,

If during a body slide or massage, the condom is not used, and there is no genital to genital contact, is this considered high risk? Can anything be caught by genital to hand, hand to genital?

I have not experienced a body slide, but every SP I have been with has touched my uncovered penis (even the tip) with her hands during a massage. Some have been careful and washed their hands after, but not all.

Thx,
Needsome

Hi needsome

The type of contact you describe is not considered to be a risk. We do not see sexually transmitted infections passing from genital to hand or hand to genital.

If all you had was this type of sex we would consider that you are practicing safe sex.

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HN
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[needsome]

I don't think my question was clear

Dear Health Nurse,

I'm sorry I was not clear before. I did not mean to ask if STI can be passed "from genital to hand or hand to genital". I meant to ask if STI can be passed from genital to hand to genital.

If a hand touches an infected genital (the wet area), can that hand infect the uninfected person?

I was diagnosed with NGU last fall, but the test results the following week showed negative for everything else. I am trying to understand how I contracted NGU.

Thx Again,
Needsome

 

[Health Nurse]

Dear Health Nurse,

I'm sorry I was not clear before. I did not mean to ask if STI can be passed "from genital to hand or hand to genital". I meant to ask if STI can be passed from genital to hand to genital.

If a hand touches an infected genital (the wet area), can that hand infect the uninfected person?

I was diagnosed with NGU last fall, but the test results the following week showed negative for everything else. I am trying to understand how I contracted NGU.

Thx Again,
Needsome

Hi needsome

It is possible that if a hand touches infected fluid from the vagina or tip of the penis and then that hand went into the vagina or touched the tip of another person that an infection could spread. We have seen this happen with infections like chlamydia. This is more likely to occur when the transfer of fluid is immediate e.g. fingers in vagina and then immediately touches your penis.

In the situation you describe I don’t believe there is a risk because even if the provider saw a customer before it is unlikely that they would not have washed their hands between patrons. But even if they didn’t wash their hands any fluids present would likely have dried up, and in that case transmission would be negligible.

NGU stands for Nongonococcal urethritis, which means you have urethritis (hurts when you pee, discharge, and itch inside your pee tube). It also means they do not know what is causing this to happen, except they know it is not gonorrhea. Some of the causes of this are Chlamydia, mycoplasma’s, ureaplasma’s, adenoviruses, trichomonas, herpes simplex virus etc. As we only test for gonorrhea and chlamydia from the penis it is common for these tests to be negative.

There is evidence that NGU can be transmitted through oral sex.

Here is a link for more information on NGU;

http://www.stdresource.com/disease/index.php?page=edit&id=2&action=viewfull

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HN
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[Health Nurse]

Dear Health Nurse,

Is scrubbing with hot soapy water immediately after a bodyslide enough to kill any germs, bacteria, or parasites such as body lice?? Also can they be seen with the naked eye?

Thank you.

Hi Massagegirl

Sorry about the late reply, I missed your question in the thread.

Soap and water will kill most bacteria and viruses that cause STI’s. It may help with body lice and would not be a bad idea after a bodyslide.

Body lice are not at all common in the general public. It is mostly associated with situations where people are unable to change their clothes, overcrowding, poverty etc. We see it more often in people who are homeless or live in marginal housing such as hotels in the Downtown Eastside. The most common symptom is intense itching.


The body lice live in clothing and bedding and come to feed on the body every so often. Therefore they can be difficult to catch from skin to skin contact but are easily transmitted if sharing infested bedding or clothing.

Head lice and pubic lice live on the hair and transmit easily when your hair touches someone else’s hair.

All three types of lice are small but can be seen with the naked eye. They are treated with varies chemicals.

Does this answer your question?

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HN

 

[on_the_side]

Hi there. I'm reviving an old-thread but I couldn't find what I was seeking.

I see that STI's can transmit during a body slide if the penis touches the moist area of the vagina.

What if the penis (without a condom) is rubbed along the inner thigh. It doesn't touch the vagina or the labia at all. Could a skin STI exist unseen there?

And I suppose, if I penetrate an anus with my finger (uncovered) and then rub my own penis, I could be susceptible to something?

Thanks!!

 

[Health Nurse]

Hi there. I'm reviving an old-thread but I couldn't find what I was seeking.

I see that STI's can transmit during a body slide if the penis touches the moist area of the vagina.

What if the penis (without a condom) is rubbed along the inner thigh. It doesn't touch the vagina or the labia at all. Could a skin STI exist unseen there?

And I suppose, if I penetrate an anus with my finger (uncovered) and then rub my own penis, I could be susceptible to something?

Thanks!!

Hi On the side

I certainly do not want to make people paranoid about STI from body slides. As you are certainly practicing safer sex by having a body slide.

I have not heard of an STI passing by rubbing the penis against the inner thigh.

If someone had an infection like gonorrhea or chlamydia in the anus and you got some fluid from the anus on the tip of the penis (in the urethra) there could be a chance that these infections pass to you, but I believe the risk would be low.

Also if your finger had some broken skin or hangnail and the person had a herpes or syphilis sore in their anus, this could pass to your finger but the risk would be low.

For extra protection you can always put a condom or finger cot on your finger before putting it in the anus.


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