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Do a board search, plug in key words such as Herpes, HIV, HEP, ect..
Also, try to stick with well known and higher rated ladies. Also stick with ladies that are known for having a more "real" factor. They tend to be more stringent on getting checked as well as being clean. Look for ladies that require you to shower and wash your hands prior to play. Look for ladies that clean up right away. The less germs the better in my book.
For me, I actually have a doctor that knows what I do, and EVERY SINGLE TIME I get home I see him the next day. We do a full blood, urine, and swab test. Having a real life, I can not take any chances more than what the hobby naturally requires. My biggest concern is I think his nurses wonder why I come in every month and get tested on the most random of days. But he is really great about keeping it out of my chart. I call in the next day for my results and his nurse gets annoyed but always gives me my results instead of mailing them.
But if you are concerned, then GET TESTED! The other thing is to just stay in your comfort levels. My comfort levels are different now than that of ten years ago when I was a young provider.
Hope this helps..
Yours-
Kristin
Also, try to stick with well known and higher rated ladies. Also stick with ladies that are known for having a more "real" factor. They tend to be more stringent on getting checked as well as being clean. Look for ladies that require you to shower and wash your hands prior to play. Look for ladies that clean up right away. The less germs the better in my book.
For me, I actually have a doctor that knows what I do, and EVERY SINGLE TIME I get home I see him the next day. We do a full blood, urine, and swab test. Having a real life, I can not take any chances more than what the hobby naturally requires. My biggest concern is I think his nurses wonder why I come in every month and get tested on the most random of days. But he is really great about keeping it out of my chart. I call in the next day for my results and his nurse gets annoyed but always gives me my results instead of mailing them.
But if you are concerned, then GET TESTED! The other thing is to just stay in your comfort levels. My comfort levels are different now than that of ten years ago when I was a young provider.
Hope this helps..
Yours-
Kristin