I am not into fear mongering. I'm into realism. The tragic and alarming increase of STIs would be largely conributable to foolish foolish people barebacking on a Saturday night, after a night of heavy drinking. For that reason alone, if I was a punter I would stay away from escorts who drink heavily or are drug users -- impaired judgement !!! (and lowered immunity etc.)
But lets break things down in a different way, so people who are not versed in the medical arts can also grasp it, incorporating your information into mine :
Bacterial infections :
Chlamydia -- not likely to be transferred by oral
Gonnorhea -- can easily be transmitted by oral
Syphilis -- easily transmitted
Bacterial infections are treated/cured by antibiotics [yes, there are some resistant strains appearing, but still treatable and curable]. Not nice, but won't kill you if you get tested regularly (Syphilis !!!!!), and are treated.
Viral infections :
HPV - causes cervical cancer in women, mouth/throat cancer in men; warts. VACCINE available, everyone should be vaccinated , just like I am ! I feel comfortable with my status.
HEP A, HEP B - easily transmitted, VACCINE available, everyone should be vaccinated -- like I am !! I am not at risk.
Herpes Symplex 1 and 2 -- The majority of the population gets cold sores (I don't
) . Cannot be cured, but nor is it life threatening. Easily treated to prevent a breakout , by common anti viral medications.
HIV -- the big one. Oral transmission is statistically negligible.
Fungal infection :
Yeast infection -- yes, it can be transmitted, but it is simply an imbalance of the normal flora in a woman's vagina. It is commonly caused by use of antibiotics (to treat another infection) . For some women it is quite common. It is called thrush ? (I think. We don't use that term) . It's itchy, treated with 1 dose of over the counter (no prescription needed) medication. It is not an STI.
Is Oral sex risky ? Of course it is !! The safest place for us is in our bed [alone], yet we leave the house each day. You could get hit by a car !! So before crossing a road, look in both directions, assess your risk in crossing the road, and proceed accordingly.
In my just-over-a-year career as a provider, I did get a sore throat on three separate occasions. Did I get it from owo, or kissing ? Was it a cold or flu ? It certainly wasn't STI, because I do get checked, and I haven't caught anything yet
I am not promoting irresponsible behavior. Quite the opposite.
Ladies, if you do not like offering owo, then you shouldn't . Simple.
*DISCLAIMER : I am working, hence my sporadic posting
I don't have the time to read the whole thread, posting only between appointments
x please forgive me xx