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I had unprotected sex with an escort and I'm worried about an STD?
Things were getting really hot but junior had other ideas. I got soft and the condom started to pull off, so I took it out and pulled the condom off. I thought she would get another condom, but instead she started giving me bareback head. As soon as I was hard again, she moved up and pulled me into her. I know it was risky and stupid, but I just kept going till I got a shot on goal. Now I'm worried - I don't have any symptoms of an STD, but I should get checked. Has anyone else gone through this? Are doctors in Canada required to report positive results to public health?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
STDs do not always have symptoms, because of this they can linger for years without detection. In America as a provider you are required to report only certain diseases to a public health official. I am sorry I do not know about Canada. However they are required to respect your privacy and be discrete. The only reason it needs to be reported is to make sure you are not a risk to the general public and to ensure the proper action is being taken. I would suck it up and get it checked if you are worried. You will sleep better tonight.
Source(s): R.N. - Anonymous1 decade ago
Just go to a doctor!
