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Burning Lips/Mouth
Hi
8 Days ago i gave unprotected oral sex and protected anal to a random male. The following morning it started with a burning sensation inside my mouth more so on my tounge.
As this progressed i got a white spot on each toncill, Doctor said this is tonsil stones - few days later the white things came off, But the burning sensation remained. Doctor thought that the tonsil stones are linked with a infection in the mouth possibly viral. Have been assured that this CANNOT be HIV but i am increasingly terrified it could be. I also have aches and pains in my muscles and feel tired fairly often, pain in my testicles also occur sometimes.
Could this be Herpes ? it has been 8 days since possible infection so should i have seen sores by now ?
8 Days ago i gave unprotected oral sex and protected anal to a random male. The following morning it started with a burning sensation inside my mouth more so on my tounge.
As this progressed i got a white spot on each toncill, Doctor said this is tonsil stones - few days later the white things came off, But the burning sensation remained. Doctor thought that the tonsil stones are linked with a infection in the mouth possibly viral. Have been assured that this CANNOT be HIV but i am increasingly terrified it could be. I also have aches and pains in my muscles and feel tired fairly often, pain in my testicles also occur sometimes.
Could this be Herpes ? it has been 8 days since possible infection so should i have seen sores by now ?
to be honest im in the mind frame that i got a throat infection of sourts which occured the following day and have also caught something else hence the symptoms starting to really show now. I have been to my doctor but to be honest i get the feeling they don't have the time nor care. It seems to be a more of a get you in and out sorta thing.
a newly acquired std will not cause symptoms the next day.
have you followed up with your provider again since you have continued symptoms?
grace
have you followed up with your provider again since you have continued symptoms?
grace
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
