Female going down on another female, risks & precautions.

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  RHP User

  8 years ago

  However I don't think there's any evidence that it can reduce the risk of infection, sti's are less likely to be transferred orally however there is still a risk.I actually only use protection for pentrative sex and not oral however I take precautions by being regularly screened for sti's (every three months for symptomless infections and every 6 months I have my blood work done for HIV).I think it's important to promote sexual health as much as possible when taking part in the lifestyle and I am instantly sceptical of any couple or single who is willing to go 'bare back'.

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  RHP User

  8 years ago

  They are a very thin sheet of latex I think, and I don't see why it would be embarrassing. Using a condom isn't embarrassing! Lol Although I've never used a dental dam, I've never seen anyone use one and I've never seen them for sale in pharmacies. You may have to ask a pharmacy to order them in for you. Or try a Family Planning clinic. - Posted from rhpmobile

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  marshall8

  8 years ago

  If you can't find one to buy you can make your own by cutting the tip off a condom then cut it from end to end making a little rubber sheet.

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  RHP User

  8 years ago

  I've read a few articles about the latest reports from WHO on the 'Super' antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea - which can live in the throat, as well as genitals and butthole. I think in light of this, there might be a general change overall for people to view safer sex practices to include a barrier for oral sex. So, you might be seeing more dental dams next to condoms, shortly.

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