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Rapid Test (Accuracy) + Oral Sex
I reflect back to my post 'am I? still sane but losing it day by day'.
I got tested via RAPID TEST KIT in a Governmental Health Care 4-5weeks after exposure and it came back negative. I was a little relaxed..only a little but my DRY MOUTH/ THROAT is still there..lacking of saliva very much!!
I noticed a small white patch with a lession look and one red dot on the inner part of my mouth, left side of the cheeks. My dry mouth has been 2months now...and it has never happened before this encounter.
1) how effective is the RAPID TEST KIT?
2) is there other minor STDs that has such symptoms that should be checked for?
a reflect on my earlier post
Day 1
I had UNPROTECTED oral sex with a sex worker. It was me performing on her!! and she just masturbating me without a condom. (no penetration)
Day 2
I had PROTECTED sex with ANOTHER sex worker who seemed to be cautious in everything she does.
I got tested via RAPID TEST KIT in a Governmental Health Care 4-5weeks after exposure and it came back negative. I was a little relaxed..only a little but my DRY MOUTH/ THROAT is still there..lacking of saliva very much!!
I noticed a small white patch with a lession look and one red dot on the inner part of my mouth, left side of the cheeks. My dry mouth has been 2months now...and it has never happened before this encounter.
1) how effective is the RAPID TEST KIT?
2) is there other minor STDs that has such symptoms that should be checked for?
a reflect on my earlier post
Day 1
I had UNPROTECTED oral sex with a sex worker. It was me performing on her!! and she just masturbating me without a condom. (no penetration)
Day 2
I had PROTECTED sex with ANOTHER sex worker who seemed to be cautious in everything she does.
You had NO RISK whatsoever.
And any test(antibody) has to be done after 3 months to be conclusive.
And any test(antibody) has to be done after 3 months to be conclusive.
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