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Can I get oral HPV infection if I received fellatio or kissed feet?
Some questions in regards to Larynx-mouth HPV virus. I received unprotected oral sex from a sex worker exactly 62 days from today. I also kissed her feet a little bit. I have a strange feeling in my throat and I think I might be able to touch weird painless formations on my throat, as far as my index finger touches.
I am not sure of how a throat should feel, I am scared. I actually went to an infectious disease expert and he checked my throat with an otoscope, apparently, and he told me that he did not see anything.
However I am going to visit an otorhinolaryngologist for a possible laryngoscopy, I am just so scared. Beyond scared, I don't want to develop cancer, I am 26 years old and want to live a normal life. My questions are:
-Could I have been infected with larynx papilloma if I received an oral sex from her?
-Could I have been infected with HPV if I kissed her feet?
-Could it have been that, potentially touching possible papillomas on her throat, I could be infected?
Please help me!!!
I am not sure of how a throat should feel, I am scared. I actually went to an infectious disease expert and he checked my throat with an otoscope, apparently, and he told me that he did not see anything.
However I am going to visit an otorhinolaryngologist for a possible laryngoscopy, I am just so scared. Beyond scared, I don't want to develop cancer, I am 26 years old and want to live a normal life. My questions are:
-Could I have been infected with larynx papilloma if I received an oral sex from her?
-Could I have been infected with HPV if I kissed her feet?
-Could it have been that, potentially touching possible papillomas on her throat, I could be infected?
Please help me!!!
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