“Is it safe to have oral sex?”

Only if you and your partner don’t have HPV which can cause cancer.

Oral sex is not completely safe, it is possible to transfer chlamydia from the genitals to the throat (male to female and female to male). It is also possible to transfer high-risk strains of HPV from the vagina to the male throat and from the male penis to the female throat. The sensible, safe way to have oral sex is to use a male condom for the man and a dental dam or female condom for the woman.

Dr. Trevor Wing