Some girls in here warned me about that. What is that all about? 

1. Can I get infection with a guy doing oral on my vagina?

2. Can I get infection being fingered?

3. Is it possible to have sex without condom if I'm sure the guy is safe and doesn't have AIDS? What are the other risks of having sex without condom as post op?

Please inform me about all precautions before I slide into blunders without knowing. Thanks.

I am not sure about number 1, or 2.........I would guess call a Dr because I am not sure if an MtF can get a yeast infection there in the first place.

#3....a whole lot of things to worry about!!!

All the STD's a ciswoman could catch...so you could you. Whether vaginal or anal. Or even oral in the case of Herpes!!!!!

Do you mean a yeast infection? (A fistula is one of the worst possible complications of GRS - a hole right through the vagina, often into the rectum.)

You CAN get a yeast infection and any other STD the same as a cis woman could. I recommend looking for some guides online to how to have safe sex; they're all over the place and can get pretty detailed. 

Yeast infection is a bit of a misnomer anyway, as it's not an infection per se; yeast are a fungus, and it's natural to have *some* of them live in the vagina, but sometimes they overgrow and become a problem. You can get it from oral if the guy has a yeast infection in his mouth, but it's more likely from antibiotics or too-tight panties (yeast like a warm moist environment, so if you make it extra confined in there, they'll go wild).

Quote from: Evolving Beauty on April 21, 2014, 12:46:42 PM
Some girls in here warned me about that. What is that all about? 

1. Can I get infection with a guy doing oral on my vagina?

The Herpes virus can be transmitted via oral contact.

Quote2. Can I get infection being fingered?

Possible, but unlikely - unless wounds of some sort are present.

Quote3. Is it possible to have sex without condom if I'm sure the guy is safe and doesn't have AIDS? What are the other risks of having sex without condom as post op?

No. HIV is not the only concern.. Syphilis, gonorrhoea, herpes, chlamydia etc can all be transmitted this way..

QuotePlease inform me about all precautions before I slide into blunders without knowing. Thanks.

Don't you work in the sex industry? This is all stuff you should know, seriously. And it's as much for your own protection as it is your clients.. If you are not practising safe sex, you shouldn't be working..

Rule 1 was always, if it ain't on, it ain't in.. And it didn't matter how much they were offering to pay me.