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Anal Sex STD Contraction

Okay, so a few weeks ago I had vaginal sex with a condom with a partener I had known for close to a month. After the sex I had removed the condom and we were sharing a smoke which she dropped on my penis accidently (there was more than a little alcohol consumed prior to our intercourse). I received a burn although I was unaware at the time. Afterwards she offered to kiss it better and we proceeded to have unprotected oral, vaginal and anal sex. When I woke the next morning there was a burn on the top of my shaft where the cigarette had fallen. The burn has healed, however I am concerned about whether I may have contracted something while having anal sex with her. I have not noticed any symptoms and my partner does not have any STDs. What are the odds that I have contracted something? I'm very concerned and have a Dr. Appointment tomorrow to be tested, but if anyone can give me some info to ease my mind sooner I would greatly appreciate it.
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Thank You. I wasn't sure if having the fresh burn could lead to anything more from the bacteria. Not burning when I pee and no discharge to speak of yet. Thanks again,

Nerv
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If your partner has no stds, you can't get an std.

You might however get urethritis from normal bacteria in the anus entering your urethra.  If you get that, you would get burning, pain with urination, maybe a discharge.

Aj
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