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"   Question My girlfriend and I have been using condoms for months, but since I hate the hassle of putting them on we agreed that she would take the Pill instead.  We were both virgins and neither of us has ever had another partner, neither of us has any symptoms of a sexually transmitted disease (STD) but she seems to think I should have some kind of test first.  Is there any need for this? With no symptoms, what test would I ask for? What is the likelihood of two people who have never had other partners having a sexually transmitted disease?   Answer The likelihood of a virgin (male or female) having an STD is virtually zero. I have never seen such a case. Unless either of you has injected drugs, there seems no real sense in having any test. Is she worried by anything in her own past, I wonder?  Perhaps she doesn&amp;#039;t believe you when you say you were a virgin when you met her? If she remains anxious then two of you need to discuss this.  But I hope this email will reassure you both. Yours sincerely Dr David Delvin, GP  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Am I right in insisting that my boyfriend has a sexual health check?  Are there dangers in having vaginal sex immediately after anal sex? Can she give me thrush? Could I have caught and STD in 10 seconds? Dangers of receiving oral sex Has my husband brought home an STD? Have I picked up an infection from my girlfriend? Have I given my boyfriend an STD? How can I suggest that my new girlfriend goes for an STD examination? I am absolutely petrified that I will catch something awful I had sex with a prostitute in Amsterdam I had unprotected sex with a Greek girl on a stag weekend  I have a blister on the lip of my vagina I have a white film on my penis My live-in boyfriend has NSU My recurrent sore penis Painful bottom after anal sex Recurring thrush is destroying my love-life What are the risks of oral sex? What is condyloma? When could I have caught gonorrhoea? Will my new guy give me an STD?  Last updated 29.02.2012 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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