I need advice about STDs and oral sex?

Basically, me and my girlfriend have never been with any other partners, and i was wondering if having unprotected oral sex would put us at risk in anyway. I did think that one of us would need to have an STD for it to be transmitted, but then i wondered, where do STDs come from if not contracted in some way like unprotected oral sexI need advice about STDs and oral sex?
Save yourselves a lot of heartbreak and just go ahead and get tested in case. You will have the peace of mind of knowing both you and your partner do not have an STD that might be dormant. There are lots of ways to get STDs, most involving bodily fluid exchange.





It can be akward to have someone go get tested with you before you do anything, but TRUST me it is well worth it to know. STDs are way more common than most people realize, and many are not life-long (even though you may never have symptoms).





Get a test, then you know. I have a close friend who ended up with both herpes and Hepatitis B from a one time oral sex encounter.I need advice about STDs and oral sex?
If neither of you has had any kind of sex, then it's unlikely. But the tricky part is defining ';virgin.';





Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can spread through oral, vaginal, and anal sex. They can also be passed through certain types of sexual skin-to-skin touching like when you rub bodies with no clothes on. So, when you and your partner use the word ';virgin,'; make sure you both mean the same thing. There is very little risk for STDs if neither has had any sexual experience at all.





But sex isn't the only factor. STDs can spread when people share needles. They can be passed from mother to newborn baby. So even if a person has had no sexual experiences they could have an STD from using needles or from their mother if she was infected and passed it on through her breast milk.Even if neither of you has had any kind of sex play or any other risk factor, you should still use condoms if you decide to have sex.





Another factor is that no matter how much you two trust each other, people sometimes cheat. Sad, but true. Condoms protect against that chance.
You can't get an STD unless your partner has been exposed to one or has one and so if neither of you have never had any other partners then you can't have STDs. It is safer to use protection just in case though and she might not feel comfortable without it.
just enjoy sex, and forget everything else
If you guys are virgins in every possible way (no other oral sex) and neither of you get cold sores, then go for it! %26lt;3
Your partner may always be lying, im not saying she is but there's a chance. Use protection and don't worry about it - just enjoy it.
Yep... if you are both clean and both monogamous then there is no risk of STD... that's why the Christian mob are so big on the whole no sex before marriage caper.
Just do it, worry about it later