can u get an std from putting your fingers into a woman's vagina?

Question

i washed my hands afterwards, but not like with sopa or anything.
but i think i made sure i didnt touch my eyes, or put my fingers in y mouth. hmmm....anyway, if i had some form of std, what would the symptoms be? do they always have some kind of sores somewhere? i mean, i've been feeling letargic for a long time now, way before the vagina, and i've had blood on my u know what, like 2 years ago.

Answer 1

For the most part, STD's are transmitted via sexual intercourse and there is an extremely low risk of transmission if you put your fingers into a woman's vagina. Most STD's are transmitted from genital to genital contact or genital to mouth or mouth to genital contact, not finger to genital. Fingers are not a mucous membrane like the mouth and genitals, which is typically the pathway that STD's take. So, if your partner had herpes or warts you'd have to genital to genital or mouth to genital contact for you to be a risk. If she had a bacterial STD such as chlamydia or gonnerhea you could contract it through intercourse, you can't get it on your finger.
Check out:
ashastd.org
plannedparenthood.org
If you are concerned about your risk or if you have symptoms you should go for screening.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I wouldn't worry about anything from her, unless she was having a herpes break out or you have open cuts or sores on your hands.

I am more worried about the incident 2 years ago however. Just to be safe, I would visit a family doctor and talk to him or her. They can give you a long list of bodily fluid/blood borne diseases, including HIV and Hepatitis, plus other STDs like Chlamydia and Gonorrhea. They will also point you in the direction of a blood lab where they will take several vials of blood to test (don't worry though, it's less than you would normally donate and the worst you might feel is irked by the needle and a warm pressure towards the end of the collecting) I know how it all works, I recently had like 7-8 vials drawn for everything from pregnancy to STDs to West Nile and Lyme Disease, all negative though, lol.

Symptoms is something I can't help with though. Some cases get lethargic, more frequently get sick, weird smelling or discolored discharge, pains in the gonad regions, and mostly flu like symptoms. However, the problem with symptoms of STDs is that they normally don't appear for a long time, even years, until they some times are in advanced stages and you can't do anything about them. Some people never show symptoms but live with and spread the disease their entire lives!

Good luck. Hope I've helped!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

unless she was in the middle of a herpes break out. I highly doubt you contracted anything just by putting your fingers inside.
Most STDS require exchange of bodily fluids.
As far as the blood in your you know what (I assume you mean urine) that can be caused by a UTI or bladder or kidney infection.
I suggest you educate yourself on how STDS are contracted and make a trip to your doctor for a check up.
http://familydoctor.org/165.xml

Answer 6

I see some answers here that are wrong, wrong, wrong. You do not need an "exchange" of bodily fluids, only the fluids on oneself. If you have "blood on your ?" whatever, go see a doctor, his local lab can tell you what, if anything you have. How do you know the blood came from you? and was it menstrual? are you a girl or a boy? Next time use protection and wash yourself, no matter what.
I would suggest a book through the library about sex education, ask your teacher, your mother or a friend that knows.

Answer 7

You need to get your butt to a doctora a.s.a.p. Don't depend on yahoo for answers. This is your health we are talking about!