Ulcer at the frenulum of my tongue?

[Nweako]

Hello,
So last night I hooked up with someone and only engaged in oral sex. I licked her for 1hr30min non-stop. I only stopped because my tongue got so tired.

I have had my share of ***** in the past, I have to say she was the cleanest women I have ever licked. There was literally no smell.

Anyway, I woke up this morning and there was an ulcer at the frenulum of my tongue. I know I may have over done licking her and exhausted my tongue, but I am paranoid to this sort of stuff. Should I be worried?

Thanks

[Life360_Dave]

Hi no std symptoms appear the next day so its most likely an injury from the act itself.

[jl123290]

I can't answer your question, but just posted one of my own on a related topic.

Two months ago I gave oral sex to a woman (no intercourse and I did not receive oral from her). The next day my lingual frenulum hurt and had swollen bumps on both sides. Then I got swollen areas on the floor of the mouth. Then my geographic tongue (a life-long condition) got worse with lesions on the sides of it. At the same time, tiny white bumps appeared externally on my upper lip. I've been to many doctors, including a dermatologist. I've been tested for every STD (some several times) through blood tests and brush scopes. Everything is negative. Two month later no one knows what is going on. The woman I was with got tested and she had no infections.

I was convinced I didn't have an STD. but....
Yesterday when taking a shower I saw a red spot on the shaft of my penis. It looked almost like a little crack in the skin with red around it. I thought maybe it was just that and tried not to worry. Today the crack is still there but the red is gone. However, there is a second spot. Only this one is just behind the head and is a small red raised bump.

Sure, they could be nothing. But I've never had "nothing" like this before.

I'm even more worried now than ever before.