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questions about oral gonorrhea
I performed oral on a guy. It's been 80 days from exposure. I was okay for 80 days.
4-5 days ago I had a terrible flu, and my throat was really bad, and still it is.
Today I see an Ear, Nose & Throat expert and he said it's about my pharyngitis and sinusitis.
But I didn't tell him anything about my oral exposure.
Should I see a doctor again?
4-5 days ago I had a terrible flu, and my throat was really bad, and still it is.
Today I see an Ear, Nose & Throat expert and he said it's about my pharyngitis and sinusitis.
But I didn't tell him anything about my oral exposure.
Should I see a doctor again?
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