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Is this an STD?
I have given two orals to two girls who's status is unknown the first one was on March 2015 and the other was on April.
A little while after I started to get a lot of white/clear phlegm which is irritating. I visited a doctor around the end of May and they have said that I have Chronic Pharyngitis. I have been reading online and it suggests that normal STDs cause white spots on the tonsils, but apparently mine does not have white spots. I kinda can see one little white spot on my right tonsil but that's it which is hardly even visible. I did not have Cold, Fever, night sweats or swollen nodes on my neck. In addition, I tend to hang around with people who smoke a lot.
My questions are:
1) Would you think that this symptom is HIV related or any STDs?
2) Is it normal not to feel pain or irritation on the throat other than the white/clear phlegm?
3) What might be the cause of it if it's not an STD?
Kind Regards,
A little while after I started to get a lot of white/clear phlegm which is irritating. I visited a doctor around the end of May and they have said that I have Chronic Pharyngitis. I have been reading online and it suggests that normal STDs cause white spots on the tonsils, but apparently mine does not have white spots. I kinda can see one little white spot on my right tonsil but that's it which is hardly even visible. I did not have Cold, Fever, night sweats or swollen nodes on my neck. In addition, I tend to hang around with people who smoke a lot.
My questions are:
1) Would you think that this symptom is HIV related or any STDs?
2) Is it normal not to feel pain or irritation on the throat other than the white/clear phlegm?
3) What might be the cause of it if it's not an STD?
Kind Regards,
Do you think that chronic pharyngitis is an STD related? I did not encounter any of the symptoms for all STDs other than the chronic pharyngitis. I do remember that I used to get sore throats that lasted 10 mins before the 2 incidents tho
To be honest, these 2 incidents were the only ones in my whole life. Never done it before and might never do it again until marriage.
Oral sex carries a THEORETICAL risk of HIV but there just simply hasn't been any known cases of it and to add, if you were the one giving and not receiving, your risk for HIV is zero.
I suggest consulting your doctor on this again and get a full STD panel.
Even if it's nothing indicating STD, if you are sexually active, it's recommended to do so at least once a year.
I suggest consulting your doctor on this again and get a full STD panel.
Even if it's nothing indicating STD, if you are sexually active, it's recommended to do so at least once a year.
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