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Has anyone ever suffered from Zoonosis?

I’m curious as I’ve messed around quite a bit with a German shepherd when I was younger but never caught anything. Has anyone actually caught any sort of disease from animals? Is there a way to stay safe? Thanks for the help.
 
It has been discussed in the past. It can happen, mostly bacterial infections, especially from stray animals. But unprotected sex with humans still seem to be riskier.

Has anyone ever suffered from Zoonosis?

I've read there are diseases you can get from sexual acts with non-human animals. Dogs, for example, have made people ill by just licking an open wound. Full on sexual intercourse? Has anybody experienced anything? If so, what was it and how did your doctor respond? Also of interest, measures to...
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urinary tract infections from exposure to foreign bodies that lead to kidney infections for women. Most of the past comments are from men so, to let people know it can happen
 
Lateral23 said:
urinary tract infections from exposure to foreign bodies that lead to kidney infections for women. Most of the past comments are from men so, to let people know it can happen
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True enough, though one needs to keep in mind that *ANYTHING* non-sterile could be a vector for some bug or other if it gets put in a warm, wet place like a vagina or urinary tract (and even an anus, though that "zone" is usually a bit more "resistant" by nature). When one thinks of zoonotic issues in connection with "I fuck my <dog/horse/cat/three-toed sloth/sperm whale/wallaby/whatever>", the PRIMARY (though granted, not exclusive) concern is "something the critter has that it can pass along to you", as opposed to "contaminated object got inside somehow".

Generally speaking, anything that you can catch from your critter by putting your pecker in him/her (or vice-versa) can be caught just as easily by being in the same room with it, petting it, scratching it, brushing/grooming it, feeding it a treat, letting it lick your nose, cleaning up after it, or any other form of contact that doesn't involve "pole into hole". There MAY be some specific exceptions, but if there are, I can't name them.
 
Lateral23 said:
urinary tract infections from exposure to foreign bodies that lead to kidney infections for women. Most of the past comments are from men so, to let people know it can happen
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unfortunately yeah, this is true.
i've gotten a couple utis in the past from my pooch but as long as you pee after, let your bits breathe, and rinse off after the act you should be fine... but get to a fucking doctor if you even think you might have a uti... not fun
 
UR20Z said:
True enough, though one needs to keep in mind that *ANYTHING* non-sterile could be a vector for some bug or other if it gets put in a warm, wet place like a vagina or urinary tract (and even an anus, though that "zone" is usually a bit more "resistant" by nature). When one thinks of zoonotic issues in connection with "I fuck my <dog/horse/cat/three-toed sloth/sperm whale/wallaby/whatever>", the PRIMARY (though granted, not exclusive) concern is "something the critter has that it can pass along to you", as opposed to "contaminated object got inside somehow".

Generally speaking, anything that you can catch from your critter by putting your pecker in him/her (or vice-versa) can be caught just as easily by being in the same room with it, petting it, scratching it, brushing/grooming it, feeding it a treat, letting it lick your nose, cleaning up after it, or any other form of contact that doesn't involve "pole into hole". There MAY be some specific exceptions, but if there are, I can't name them.
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Quite so.

In fact, "zoonosis", as per thread title, would be an existing animal health problem passing into a human rather that just collateral damages, even if they do imply serious consequences.

In a non sexual comparison, a dog biting you snd passing you rabies would be zoonotic, but having a few fingers chomped would not be called a zoonosis.
 
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