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sore throat and sore tongue
On Thursday September 24 I had mouth to genital contact with a woman for less than two minutes.
The next day, 9/25 my throat was a little sore. Two days later, 9/26 my tongue was coated white/yellow and the sides of my tonue seemed to be curved and red. I was a little tired and achey but also out walking in the rain.
9/27 my throat is no longer sore. Tongue coloring is still off but not painful. Top and tip of my tongue is tingling a little still colored.
9/28 Top and tip of my tongue is tingling a little still colored. Bottom inside lip feels a little numb and maybe a bit swollen.
I had four 330 miligram pills of clindamycin (sp) which I took 9/26 and 9/27 (three and then one).
My question is what if anything is this? Is the timing coincidental or have I infected myself.
The next day, 9/25 my throat was a little sore. Two days later, 9/26 my tongue was coated white/yellow and the sides of my tonue seemed to be curved and red. I was a little tired and achey but also out walking in the rain.
9/27 my throat is no longer sore. Tongue coloring is still off but not painful. Top and tip of my tongue is tingling a little still colored.
9/28 Top and tip of my tongue is tingling a little still colored. Bottom inside lip feels a little numb and maybe a bit swollen.
I had four 330 miligram pills of clindamycin (sp) which I took 9/26 and 9/27 (three and then one).
My question is what if anything is this? Is the timing coincidental or have I infected myself.
Grace,
Thanks for the quick response. Sorry to seem a little slow? When you say viral what would fall into that category? Same with fungal.
I plan on following up. I just wanted to check in here first.
Thanks for the quick response. Sorry to seem a little slow? When you say viral what would fall into that category? Same with fungal.
I plan on following up. I just wanted to check in here first.
I'd suspect it was either viral and related to kissing this gal or fungal. clindamycin is ineffective for both.
you are concerned so why not follow up on this with your provider?
grace
you are concerned so why not follow up on this with your provider?
grace
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