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A bit about my sexualCauses of sexual dysfunction Erection problems Female sexual dysfunction Sexual problems overview history.
I had sex with a woman around the first week of February. I used condoms for penetrative sex (always do), but didn't use any while the woman performed oral sex on me.
About two weeks later, I woke up one day with blisters under the foreskin, on the side of the penis-head. This appears to have happened suddenly, as I was fine the preceding day. This is usually the case - the blisters appear suddenly, unless of course, if it is so that I don't notice them till it hurts.
I don't know what this is, but it is killing me mentally. Is this Herpes?
it sure sounds like it. Have you not gone to a Dr to get tested? I would suggest you do so you can be sure. It's best if you go when you have a blister. They'll draw fluid off the blister and test that.
I'm not sure if that's a better way to test than the blood test. The others may be able to help you with that answer. Anyway...get to the Dr.
Please don't attach any pics. Nobody wants to look at your peen.
You're far enough out to get a blood test, but if you are positive for HSV1, it won't tell you where it's located, and it's likely it'll be oral. You need to get the sores cultured the next time you have them.
I'm not sure if that's a better way to test than the blood test. The others may be able to help you with that answer. Anyway...get to the Dr.
You're far enough out to get a blood test, but if you are positive for HSV1, it won't tell you where it's located, and it's likely it'll be oral. You need to get the sores cultured the next time you have them.