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sexually active?
If I have gone to 2nd or 3rd base (hand job, blow job, or if my partner performed oral/manual sex on me) and the doctor asks me if I'm sexually active, do I say yes?
By the way I'm not doing any of these things, but I probably will be in the future.
17, female
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I mean I even told my doctor NO.Im the same age as yu are, but if it is going that far without protection then say yes, they only ask you this because they consider birth control..so no BD.But it will be if it something such as just oral, many woman get mouth diseases now a days by just going down on a guy so choose wisely, if you will do that do it with a condom better safe then sorry right, but think of it this way, there are many condoms such as trojan that protects against STD and pregnancy, well...it is LATEX, but I would recommend a flavored condom...but on for oral and still make sure it is latex..this way there will be NO DISEASES in your mouth,as far as intercourse goes...LATEX is the way to go.YOU WILL ALWAYS NEED TO BE PROTECTED..i just answered a question before this one..it meantioned that it was the girls first time and she noticed that she put the condom on wrong then she goes and re-applies it. I mean im not saying she is dumb because this is her first time...but do not do such a thing..if the condom is on wrong..do not re-apply during intercourse..don't even re-apply it before there is a good cahnce that it may be a little rip in it after it was applied AGAIN.so im not saying do not say yes or say yes but if you feel that you need to be way protected then say yes.i hope i helped.
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Yes, because you can contract infections/diseases from what you are doing, assuming you ever get one and go to the doctors with odd symptoms. :)
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Yes, you would be considered sexually active, especially since you can contract STDs/STIs from oral sex. Herpes (HSV-1 & HSV-2), chlamydia, syphilis, HPV (Human papillomavirus), and even HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus) can be transmitted by engaging in oral sex .
It's important to inform your doctor when you have been sexually active and how many partners you have had. If you want to clarify it has only been oral then you may do so and they may write it in your chart. You may even want to let your doctor know that you are not currently sexually active but are planning to be in the near future.
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Yes, you are considered sexually active.
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