Specific STI tests for BDSM play
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 2:11 pm
I searched both here, and other websites, and I haven't been able to get an actual list of STI's to test for that are relevant to what I'm about to start doing with a new boyfriend. Not sure if this is the right place to ask, sorry if it isn't.
We intend to do blood-play, needle-play, and other things like that. Basically, breaking skin.. My skin only, not his, in case that makes a difference. We'll probably be having anal sex too, though that at least I'm already sort of familiar with. The BDSM stuff is really new to me. I am guessing that the usual STI tests maybe aren't going to be enough because this is beyond just regular sex. So what other things can I ask my doctor to test for?
We're both guys, in case it matters. He is far more experienced than me so I know I could ask him, but I'm kind of also wanting to impress him too... And me being proactive about safer sex stuff is definitely going to impress him.
As a side-note, yes I am aware that these are high risk activities and there are many safer things we could be doing. I absolutely will be talking to my doctor. And, I'm not asking about emotional risks or bodily harm risks, just diseases to get tested for.
Thanks!
We intend to do blood-play, needle-play, and other things like that. Basically, breaking skin.. My skin only, not his, in case that makes a difference. We'll probably be having anal sex too, though that at least I'm already sort of familiar with. The BDSM stuff is really new to me. I am guessing that the usual STI tests maybe aren't going to be enough because this is beyond just regular sex. So what other things can I ask my doctor to test for?
We're both guys, in case it matters. He is far more experienced than me so I know I could ask him, but I'm kind of also wanting to impress him too... And me being proactive about safer sex stuff is definitely going to impress him.
As a side-note, yes I am aware that these are high risk activities and there are many safer things we could be doing. I absolutely will be talking to my doctor. And, I'm not asking about emotional risks or bodily harm risks, just diseases to get tested for.
Thanks!