Synthetic sex dolls are presently sold on global scale to replace human commercial sex workers in brothels, where the dolls can be used by multiple users. Can the use of these products increase the prevalence of STDs? Because, the dolls could be used by multiple users, serving as fomite for indirect transmission of STDs from an infected inanimate object to a susceptible person. Are the synthetic sex dolls safe at all?
What might be the status of sexually transmitted diseases upon use of synthetic sex dolls in brothels by multiple users?
Technically from health standpoint is feasible. But motivation to embrace such method in reality is an multi-faceted issue that needs to be considered from various angles / factors e.g. public perception on governmental image that try to promote such activities, how governments want to regulate this, economical factor i.e. income earning for some people that involve in such business activities is legitimized in certain countries, demand & supply, personal preference, social perception, social status, health hygiene factor etc.
It is possible if pragmatic measures are not put in place to avert such condition.
Have you ever seen any artificial vagina?
A latex made condom like structure is kept inside the long instrument. The latex structure is lubricated before use.
This instrument is used in Animal Husbandry for collection of semen from male animals for Artificial Insemination and other some requirements.
If such disposable structure is used inside the sex dolls and if the dolls are sterilised after every single use by UV light or any such other means, I think there should be no chance of spreading STDs.
I think so.
Regards.
It could be possible if the dolls are not strelized after use. Neisseria gonorrhoae is one. Although, nonsexual transmission of gonorrhoea seems to be extremely rare. Only one case of nonsexual transmission of genital Neisseria gonorrhoeae is documented in adults', involving two patients in a military hospital who shared a urinal. N. gonorrhoeae has been shown to survive in infected secretions on towels and handkerchiefs for 20 and 24 hours, respectively.
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Regarding your question, there are a few points to consider: