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Worried sick....

Goodmorning... My situation is a difficult one. I am a married man that had sex with a female friend. I know her history as far as sexual partners and I know at one point of time she was promiscuous. We were drunk and one night I gave in. She performed oral as well as unprotected sex. She has told me time and time again that she always gets tested every 6 months and that shes clean. Also that she wouldnt have sex with me knowing she has something, But im still a bit worried. Im not sure if its guilt... but I havent had sex with my wife since the encounter and theres no pain during urination... barely any discomfort, but there has been a slight amount of white discharge for the past 3-4 days. That alone worries me. I also worry about HPV (which my friend told me she received shots for) but im still worried about that. I want to go to the doctors within a weeks time to get tested for everything (by then it would make it 3 weeks) but im so scared. What should I do? What do you think about the discharge? At times theres a slight tingling/feeling in my testicle area. I dont want my marriage ruined by one night of weakness. I want to trust my friend as well. But people are so cold now-a-days. But if she was so clean why am I having the slight white discharge? Thanks for your time.
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You can have her test also that might help. But I would test just to make sure. I will give you testing times:

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia-1 week
Syphilis-6 weeks (low risk)
Herpes and HIV-3 months (low risk)

Overall from a 1 time encounter the risk is low...most common STD's would be gonorrhea and chlamydia.

As for the discharge I would make nothing of it right now.
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Low risk means more likely not to get a STD then to get a STD.
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What exactly is a low risk encounter? Also... is there a chance that the discharge is a UTI?
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