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hysterectomy and stds!

by lizzy1982, Mar 07, 2009 07:11AM
hi all, just wanted a bit of advice. i am 26 and due to child birth complications i had to have an hysterectomy when i was 23. i have been wiv my partner for 9yrs and made a stupid mistake 3yrs ago. i had unprotected sex with a guy a few times and am now worried about stds. i know its my own fault but we all make mistakes. neither of us r showin any symptoms although i know this is possible. the only thing to be a problem is that my partner keeps gettin an abcess (abscess) on his tonsil and i am worried this cud be a sign. sumthin that is really confusing me though is that when i had my hysterectomy i was told i wud no longer need smear tests or get periods (which is great). i have also been reading on the internet that stds such as chylamidia and gonerreha will attack the womens cervix and womb but i have not got these anymore so is it even possible for me to get these stds. i am really confused and any help wud be welcomed x
Member Comments (3)

by Cherie762, Mar 07, 2009 12:44PM
you can still get stds..they can cause symptoms on the labia, or in the vagina besides others...I doubt the abcess (abscess) is related to an std  does hes smoke/drink alot...?

by lizzy1982, Mar 07, 2009 02:46PM
To: cherie762
thank you for ur reply, yes he does smoke and drink, everyday without fail.

by auntiejessi, Mar 07, 2009 10:37PM
I agree.  You still need to see your doctor for check ups, though.  I had a hysterectomy 5 years ago, and I see my doc for a pap of the vaginal wall every 3 years, and a breast exam every year (but I'm 40 - you won't need it as often probably, depending on your family risk).

You can get stds, though this doesn't sound like an std.

Aj
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