Can you get infected from cunnilingus?

[Amateur]

Can I get a sexually transmitted disease if I lick a girls pussy. I love to caress and this question worries me
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[Bro]

Yes you can

[Rubber]

It is quite possible to become infected, oral sex is no safer than other types of sex, except for masturbation (including mutual)
So, be careful!

[Amateur]

and what can you pick up and what about the tongue?

[Tolkala]

Amateur, in order not to get infected, I advise you to put on clothes before licking condom on head

[Affectionate]

Amateur, If the lady is contagious during this period, then you will become infected Necessarily! Only your chancre will be not on your penis, but on your tongue! By the way, venous diseases (and especially syphilis) in this case are much more severe, take a long time and are treated worse! In general, where there is contact between mucous membranes, there is always a high risk of getting a “bouquet” of infection...

[Bro]

Amateur, chlamydia, mycoplasma, gonorrhea, herpes, syphilis ,HIV, hepatitis A, B, C, condylomas, these are the most common and most likely. Well, and a bunch of other infections.
Your lady doesn’t have to have obvious noticeable symptoms in order to reward you with a bouquet.
So lick it, but not the first one you meet, or "the less you know, the better you sleep"))

[With a bug]

You can also get infected from oral food.

[German1]

Amateur, Don’t listen to anyone. It’s possible, it’s possible ,there is a risk of getting hit by a car in life (God forbid!). To avoid getting infected, let the girl wash her pussy before licking it. There is little risk of contracting the infection through mouthwash.

[Flex]

Of course it is possible. The main thing is to know who you are with and be confident in your partner

[Alexssss]

Can I get a sexually transmitted disease if I lick a girls pussy. I love to caress and this question worries me
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Definitely YES

[Master of dumplings]

In general, as far as I know, saliva is a completely unsuitable environment for infections transmitting STDs. But in addition to saliva, many people have various wounds in their mouths, problems with their teeth, etc. and here it already turns out, as with sucking out the venom of a snake: if with a completely healthy oral cavity there is a small chance of swallowing the poison, then with various wounds, sore teeth, the chance that the poison (in this case, an infection) will immediately enter the blood is extremely high. Well, yes, TS, are you selective in this matter, or are you going, as in the joke, “I love to lick, I love it so much that I would get all inside, leaving my lips only on the outside! But why do my lips come out? I love smoking no less! ”?

[Keep the change for yourself]

Some types of bacteria make absolutely no difference which mucous membrane they infect - be it the intimate area or the oral cavity.
But it will look especially funny if, for example, syphilis lumps appeared on the patient’s lips, and not on the penis