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Syphilis symptoms 7 months after unprotected oral encounter?
Is is possible to have primary syphilis symptoms 7 months after the encounter?
I received unprotected oral from a guy back in may. 2 days ago I noticed some sort of sore on the underside of my penis. I was worried it was a chancre, but whatever it is on my dick doesn't fit with the characteristics of a syphilis chancre.
For one, it stings like hell whenever it is touched or fabric brushes up against it and it isn't raised, or oozing any nasty ****. I might of chaffed some skin whilst jackin it, or some other skin injury.
It was a little bit raw when I first noticed it, but as small cuts do, it has scabbed over and now it just looks like a tiny healing cut.
Is it even possible for me to have syphilis 7 months after the encounter? I thought if I did have it, the majority of symptoms would of come and gone by now.
Also I read that syphilis chancres last for about 3-6 weeks, but whatever it is I have, already looks pretty much healed in about 3 days.
Any insight would be helpful!
I received unprotected oral from a guy back in may. 2 days ago I noticed some sort of sore on the underside of my penis. I was worried it was a chancre, but whatever it is on my dick doesn't fit with the characteristics of a syphilis chancre.
For one, it stings like hell whenever it is touched or fabric brushes up against it and it isn't raised, or oozing any nasty ****. I might of chaffed some skin whilst jackin it, or some other skin injury.
It was a little bit raw when I first noticed it, but as small cuts do, it has scabbed over and now it just looks like a tiny healing cut.
Is it even possible for me to have syphilis 7 months after the encounter? I thought if I did have it, the majority of symptoms would of come and gone by now.
Also I read that syphilis chancres last for about 3-6 weeks, but whatever it is I have, already looks pretty much healed in about 3 days.
Any insight would be helpful!
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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.
