STD risk via oral sex

[needhelp4444]

I'm a 30 yr old married male who unfortunately received unprotected oral sex from a female who was probably high risk.  I have tried to research online and have a few questions.  If you typically don't repsond to non-HIV questions, that is fine.

1.  From what I've read, the risk of contracting HIV as a recipient of oral sex is extremely low (some say non-existant).  Is this correct?  Even if correct, I plan on undergoing HIV testing.  I assume this should be done 3 months after the event.  If that is negative, is their a need for a F/U test at 6 months after the event, given the scenario?

2.  Two days after the event, I began to have burning at the tip of my penis.  This has persisted for the last 6 days.  No salient ulcerations.  This is usually un-related to urination.  No penile discharge.  From what I've read, I'm at greatest risk of HSV-1, genital.  Other STD's are not impossible.  I have not seen a physician, but was able to obtain and take a 2 gram dose of azithromycin 4 days ago.  Is genital HSV1 the most likely possibility?  I plan on getting tested for HSV1 / HSV2.  What specific HSV tests should I obtain and at what timepoint post exposure.  I was planning on getting HSV 1/2 IgG testing at 3 months post exposure.  Is there a specific name for these HSV tests?  

3.  Should I have any other STD testing performed given the scenario.

Thanks in advance for the help.

[RICO10]

I hear you. I'm going through the same, received oral from someone I met at a nightclub. Got tested this morning and will have results in a couple of days. You are right, receiving oral is low risk but I need peace of mind.

Also, I'm having the same symptoms you described. I think they are related to anxiety. The doctor mentioned that friction can also cause those symptoms.  
Get it over with, and get tested.

[2terrified]

Please post your hsv questions in the herpes forum.  Why specify any certain std?  Just get a full screening and get it all done in one shot.  That way, you won't get tested for one, then worry about the others.  You can test for gonorrhea, chlamydia, and I think syphillis after about a week.