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Unprotected oral sex from massage parlour girl .

Hello . Recently I had a unprotected oral sex ( blow job ) from a massage parlour girl ( Ethiopian girl ) for around 10 mins . It was indeed my first experience. After this thing , I just came to know regarding the transmitting various STD’s, through unprotected oral sex . I am really very concerned & worried. What type of risk I have . Is there any serious exposure of STD’s ? Please reply me asap , I am very worried . As I don’t even know the health condition of that girl . Somebody please help me . What type of test should I take and when .
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Oral sex exposes you to syphilis, gonorrhea and herpes. You can test as follows:

-3 weeks after the encounter for gonorrhea.
-6 weeks after the encounter for syphilis, and if you get it negative, you can repeat it 3 months after the encounter, as there are people that take longer to show a positive result.
-3 months after the encounter you can test for herpes.

The general risk is low though.

All the best.
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And Sir , after a day of oral sec , I start having sore throat , some respiration problem & body aches . Sir is these are the only symptoms which exposes you to these disease . And one more thing is these disease are curable ? Sir I am very worried , Please help me .
And Sir , I had performed an unprotected oral sex to a prostitute, so how can diseases get transfer through this, if she is infected ?? She had  just only licked  my penis from her mouth , eventhough I didn’t cum inside her mouth . That was done through handjob by her .
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And next  when I woke up I start having sore throat problem . What std is related to sore throat.
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