questions about health risks concerning femdom and bdsm

[kenny1999]

could licking the ass / vagina / or any other parts of a random someone's body whose medical condition is unknown lead to possible serious diseases or any long-term health risks?

my mistress also suggest I being her toilet slave sometimes so that I will have to take in her faeces, urine , or even blood. Personally I am willing to do this for her, but what I am only concerned about is the possible health risks and diseases that may cause. Again, her medical condition remains unknown so please consider her as a random someone in the general public. Our limit is safety

By common sense, I think doing all these things regularly and frequently will cause health problems but how about doing them very not frequently? for example, once every two days or three days or a week.

Looking forward to the most objective comments and advice. Thank you.

[DarkLizerd]

Good questions all...
I'm not a doctor, but there has been discussions about parts of this...
Any disease would (or could) be transferred by body fluid contact...
The feces had enough bacteria to kill a city... (maybe not, but there is enough there
that you may want to start wearing gloves to wipe your own ass...)
*** remember all the E-coli outbreaks??? (Can't recall he name, but it was on fresh
vetagitables brought in to the USA from Mexico...I think that was it...)
Blood... avoid, any bleeding could be a sign of a problem...
(There a re a few exceptions...)

[stephanie_cd]

Ten minutes with Google suggests that any of those are potentially risky behaviors, especially with a partner whose "medical condition is unknown."

Oral sex can transmit "several sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV, herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea, HPV, and viral hepatitis" and HPV has been linked to a rise in throat cancer in the '80's and '90's. http://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/ ... t-oral-sex

Fecal-oral contamination can lead to a whole list of diseases, including two kinds of hepatitis -- see the full list at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fecal-oral_route

Compared to those, urine seems RELATIVELY safe but isn't completely without risk.

[kenny1999]

Ten minutes with Google suggests that any of those are potentially risky behaviors, especially with a partner whose "medical condition is unknown."

Oral sex can transmit "several sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV, herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea, HPV, and viral hepatitis" and HPV has been linked to a rise in throat cancer in the '80's and '90's. http://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/ ... t-oral-sex

Fecal-oral contamination can lead to a whole list of diseases, including two kinds of hepatitis -- see the full list at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fecal-oral_route

Compared to those, urine seems RELATIVELY safe but isn't completely without risk.

Thank you for the input

Sorry one more question - how about saliva? I know it's unlikely for HIV to transmit through saliva, will that be true

[stephanie_cd]

It's "unlikely" because HIV doesn't spread through saliva, but if there's blood mixed IN WITH the saliva, it is possible. People can get blood in their saliva from many ways unrelated to problems with their mouths, such as respiratory and gastrointestinal problems.

[Sergio53]

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