Sexually Transmitted Diseases/Infections?

Sexually Transmitted Diseases/Infections?Okay, I have a couple of questions.

1. Can two virgins get any STDs/STIs from having unprotected (oral and vaginal) sex? Their mothers never transmitted anything to them and they never received any transfusions.

2. If they both get tested, and come back negative, can they have unprotected (oral and vaginal) sex without any consequences?

3. Do cold sores show up in tests, since (I think) it is herpes?

4. If you have eczema on your hands, and you sexually touch your partner, can you transmit it to them?

Thanks!
My definition of a virgin is: one who has never had oral, anal, or vaginal sex in their life.

Patti
1. Depends on your definition of virgin. If one or both of them has had oral sex with someone else, they could transmit anything they caught. If you have a cold sore in your mouth, you could also give your partner oral herpes on their genitals.

2. Pregnancy is a consequence of unprotected vaginal sex. Make sure you have some sort of contraception method in place if you don't want to become pregnant.

3. If you test for herpes, cold sores may or may not show up. Depends on the test. However, the VAST majority of people have the herpes virus in their system by the time they're 12 because so many babies get regular cold sores. Chances are, you've had a cold sore so the herpes simplex virus 1 is already in your body.

4. Eczema is not contagious.

Lindsey
1. YES they can get STDs or STIs if they have unprotected sex. if they are vergins please talk to them about having protected sex. it only takes one time having sex to catch something.

2. they can have unprotected sex if they want to its their risk and their life. but they can still contract STDs and STIs through oral and vaginal sex. only if the person they have sex with is free of any STDs or STIs will there be no onsiquences.

3. YES cold sores are a form of herpes and they will show up in a blood test while the cold sore is active and visable.

4. i would think if u had eczema on your hands and it was bad at the time u could possibly transmit something. u mght want to ask a doctor about that since i don't know much about eczema.

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