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Oral sex with tonsillitis
i have this tendency to get tonsillitis during monsoons from childhood
they had gotten quiet swollen,not much pain though
i had unprotected oral with tonsillitis with an unknown man, i took his penis inside my mouth for about 2 minutes
HE DID NOT CUM IN MY MOUTH!!!
will having tonsillitis affect or increase my risk from zero to something substantial?????
i am also growing a tooth at the back of my mouth (it is also painless and not bleeding)
next day i went for an HIV test(base test to be followed up with 3 month test) it was NEGATIVE
do i need another test????
also i am prone to HIV related anxiety, i am a hypochondriac!!!!
they had gotten quiet swollen,not much pain though
i had unprotected oral with tonsillitis with an unknown man, i took his penis inside my mouth for about 2 minutes
HE DID NOT CUM IN MY MOUTH!!!
will having tonsillitis affect or increase my risk from zero to something substantial?????
i am also growing a tooth at the back of my mouth (it is also painless and not bleeding)
next day i went for an HIV test(base test to be followed up with 3 month test) it was NEGATIVE
do i need another test????
also i am prone to HIV related anxiety, i am a hypochondriac!!!!
oh thanks a lot teak
you have like a zillion stars, so i guess the swollen tonsils dont effect risk????
thanks for replying!!
you have like a zillion stars, so i guess the swollen tonsils dont effect risk????
thanks for replying!!
can someone plz plz plz reply? plzzzz
also i talked to this guy on phone later
he said he did not have anything
but its hard to trust people
also i talked to this guy on phone later
he said he did not have anything
but its hard to trust people
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