RealJock - Gay Fitness, Health, and Life

FORUMS > Sexual Health Forum Rules

Sort by:

help!! can you get any std from a hand job??
Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 7:16 AM GMT i'm scared i need some help. after i got a hand job. the day after my testes and penis started to burn?? it hurt then went away after 4 days.you cant get anything right?? or should i get tested?? this is my first time i ever did anything with a guy.please help thxs

Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 11:22 AM GMT Not according to this question and answer article from H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D..University of Washington http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/STD-from-handjob/show/246014
Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 12:53 PM GMT I personally would think it is very remote, but if your concerned go to the local health center and get a check up.
Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 1:11 PM GMT powerlifter13 saidi'm scared i need some help. after i got a hand job. the day after my testes and penis started to burn?? it hurt then went away after 4 days.you cant get anything right?? or should i get tested?? this is my first time i ever did anything with a guy.please help thxs It's unwise to seek definitive answers to questions like these online, when medical issues should always be directed to qualified professionals in person. In other words, visit a doctor. Until you do, however, a few comments, that should encourage you to see a doctor. Vigorous masturbation can cause local soreness in the urethra inside the penis. Another guy's hand job may have been tighter and rougher than you do on yourself, but that should not have affected your testes, unless he was inadvertently slamming into them, a possibility. You may be dealing with 2 unrelated issues here: urethral abrasion and testes impact. But that abrasion could also have provided an opening for agents that resulted in an infection. Parts of his hand likely passed over your urethral opening. If there were infectious agents on his skin then it's theoretically possible they could have entered the urethra and spread throughout your urinary & reproductive tract. Blood & urine tests can determine the presence of infection. It's important you do it soon, since some infections can become quite persistent, especially if they enter into the prostate gland. See a doctor, who may give you a referral to a urologist.
Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 2:45 PM GMT Everything Red_Vespa said
NYCguy74 Posts: 277	Jun 09, 2009 2:49 PM GMT i would still see a doctor, but when you say testes, do you mean testes (inside the sack), or scrotum (outside the sack). if it was scrotum, and you used a lube you're not used to, it could just be an allergic reaction
a1972guy Posts: 3008	Jun 09, 2009 2:53 PM GMT NYCguy74 saidyou used a lube you're not used to, it could just be an allergic reaction I would assume it's this.....
Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 3:00 PM GMT I've had issues with urethritis based on one of a couple of things, either bacteria entering the opening or, more likely according to the dr, semen left in the urethra causing a very 'rich' environment for bacteria development. One thing that has never happened, it has NOT gone away in a few days. Very painful burning sensation that gets worse. Urinating after masturbating or sex or anything causing an erection and semen movement is highly recommended (future hand jobs ). Go see your doctor for your 'annual' checkup and be open with him/her about what you're doing and what has happened. They get paid to know the right answers for your condition and to give you sound advice for the next time.
Hidden member	Jun 09, 2009 3:06 PM GMT Oh honey. Do yourself a favor and go to Planned Parenthood and tell them you need some sex ed. Not knowing what activities are perfectly safe and not is a great way to do something stupid and get yourself a big ol' STI, and no one wants that. Seriously, give them a call and they will tell you just about everything you need to know so you can avoid unnecessary risks in the future.
MSUBioNerd Posts: 1430	Jun 09, 2009 3:24 PM GMT At the risk of overgeneralizing, yes, but only certain ones. I agree wholeheartedly with MunchingZombie's notion of going to either Planned Parenthood or a medical provider and asking for information about sex ed. Things will be a lot better if you know something about sex. Many of the diseases we think of as being sexually transmitted are infections which are transferred through bodily fluids: in the case of gay men, semen and blood being the primary possibilities, with a very small number of things potentially able to move through saliva. However, there are some sexually transmitted diseases which are skin infections, and can be transmitted as long as you make skin-to-skin contact. There's a good chance this is only skin abrasion due to a lack of lubrication, but you really do need to learn what you should/should not be worrying about.
rnch Posts: 1054	Jun 09, 2009 3:30 PM GMT Red_Vespa said powerlifter13 saidi'm scared i need some help. after i got a hand job. the day after my testes and penis started to burn?? it hurt then went away after 4 days.you cant get anything right?? or should i get tested?? this is my first time i ever did anything with a guy.please help thxs It's unwise to seek definitive answers to questions like these online, when medical issues should always be directed to qualified professionals in person. In other words, visit a doctor. Until you do, however, a few comments, that should encourage you to see a doctor. Vigorous masturbation can cause local soreness in the urethra inside the penis. Another guy's hand job may have been tighter and rougher than you do on yourself, but that should not have affected your testes, unless he was inadvertently slamming into them, a possibility. You may be dealing with 2 unrelated issues here, urethral abrasion and testes impact. But that abrasion could also have provided an opening for agents that resulted in an infection. Parts of his hand likely passed over your urethral opening. If there were infectious agents on his skin then it's theoretically possible they could have entered the urethra and spread throughout your urinary & reproductive tract. Blood & urine tests can determine the presence of infection. It's important you do it soon, since some infections can become quite persistent, especially if they enter into the prostate gland. See a doctor, who may give you a referral to a urologist. another correct and informative reply from r.v. !
Hidden member	Jun 10, 2009 3:25 AM GMT thanks everybody ..i really appreciate it! i was worried over nothing. i appreciate all lthose who replied! i feel so dumb!
Joecifer Posts: 1036	Jul 01, 2009 8:24 PM GMT powerlifter13 saidthanks everybody ..i really appreciate it! i was worried over nothing. i appreciate all lthose who replied! i feel so dumb! I hope you mean you went to the doctor and it turned out to be nothing, and not that you are assuming nothing is wrong because some strangers on the internet told you things are probably ok.
Hidden member	Jul 04, 2009 8:32 PM GMT Sounds like an overly analytical mind drenched in shame and guilt to me is all.
ropatson Posts: 1	Sep 08, 2009 6:58 AM GMT Have you consult with any doctor about this condition, if not than you should consult because your doctor can suggest you better solution. My friend was also suffering from this problem but, he is fortunate in that he had a doctor who knew what he could do to help himself. My friend has tried levitra. You can get more about levitra at http://www.levitrabliss.com/
McGay Posts: 5113	Sep 08, 2009 10:20 PM GMT Welp, I hate to be the bearer of bad news (no, not really), but, there's a new strain of Herpes going around and it's being referred to as Handes. If your trick's hands looked like this: you really should consult a physician.
Hidden member	Sep 08, 2009 10:23 PM GMT Wow WTF?
jrs1 Posts: 1471	Sep 09, 2009 12:44 PM GMT exactly: wait what?
seanp7 Posts: 354	Sep 09, 2009 12:50 PM GMT Ewwwwww....
cthedj Posts: 401	Sep 09, 2009 12:54 PM GMT McGay saidWelp, I hate to be the bearer of bad news (no, not really), but, there's a new strain of Herpes going around and it's being referred to as Handes. If your trick's hands looked like this: you really should consult a physician. LMAO Please tell me that is actually a joke!! I wont be as amused then
McGay Posts: 5113	Sep 09, 2009 1:48 PM GMT And for all you guys out there with foot fetishes, consider yourself warned.
Hidden member	Sep 24, 2009 4:41 AM GMT McGay saidAnd for all you guys out there with foot fetishes, consider yourself warned. That's not right.
ThePenIsMyTie... Posts: 209	Sep 24, 2009 6:09 AM GMT I think milkmaids spawned mad cow disease from hand jobs. OR were they immune to it because they gave hand jobs? DO NOT get a hand job from a milk maid in the 1800s. Play it safe.

Hidden member	Sep 29, 2009 5:05 AM GMT McFly has ugly face and feet as we now can see!!