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Oral sex weird feeling urethra
Hello i had unprotected received oral sex with a guy i know for awhile now on march 31. Ihave since then had a mild burning feeling in my urethra that comes and goes. I tested 2 weeks after for HIV gonorrhea Chlamydia and syphilis all came back negative m. Should i be worried about HIV? Can someone be infected with HIV through receiving oral sex? With cuts or no cuts in the mouth of the person giving the oral to a negative HIV men. Please help me am very scared.
I also forgot to mention that I have the discomfort after I urinate not while I'm urinating.
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If you saw your doctor.........or his assistant, TODAY and they checked you for a UTI/bladder infection, what were the results? If you have a UTI/bladder infection, they should have put you on antibiotics. Did they? Did you tell them about all your symptoms and how long they've been going on? Did you tell them that you've recently been checked for STD's?
If they put you on antibiotics, give them a few days to begin working. Drink lots of water.........and I do mean LOTS. You want to pee out as much of the infection as possible. (If you even HAVE an infection)
If they did not tell you that you had an infection and did not put you on antibiotics, you need to get a second opinion about what is going on, because it's obvious SOMETHING is.
You said you were tested for gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and syphilis, but there are a number of other STD's and you should perhaps have an entire STD panel done.
I am not saying you have an STD, but you need to have them all ruled out so they can figure out what is causing your problems.
See a doctor and make sure they know the whole story.
I wish you the best
RubyWitch
If they put you on antibiotics, give them a few days to begin working. Drink lots of water.........and I do mean LOTS. You want to pee out as much of the infection as possible. (If you even HAVE an infection)
If they did not tell you that you had an infection and did not put you on antibiotics, you need to get a second opinion about what is going on, because it's obvious SOMETHING is.
You said you were tested for gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and syphilis, but there are a number of other STD's and you should perhaps have an entire STD panel done.
I am not saying you have an STD, but you need to have them all ruled out so they can figure out what is causing your problems.
See a doctor and make sure they know the whole story.
I wish you the best
RubyWitch
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No they did not put me on antibiotics because they had a stick test put in my urine and nothing came out it was clear no infection. So I do not know what is causing this. I will make an appointment with the doctor today. Because yesterday the doctors assistent said to me that it is not something bad that it will go away by itself. Also forgot to.mention that I'm starting to feel back pain on the left side the same side where my groin area hurts in my leg on the left side. I do know that there is something going on but I do not know what. I hope its just an bacteria that is causing this. I'm really started to worry alot about this. I shouldn't be worry about HIV right?
Hello, doctors and epidemiologists around the world overwhelmingly agree that HIV is only transmitted by unprotected vaginal or anal penetrative sex, sharing needles or mother to child.
Oral sex is not considered a risky activity, because there are no reports of people getting HIV by doing it.
There is no need to worry or get tested for HIV, however unprotected oral sex might carry a small risk for other STDs, you could ask in the STD Forum if you wish.
Hope this helps.
Oral sex is not considered a risky activity, because there are no reports of people getting HIV by doing it.
There is no need to worry or get tested for HIV, however unprotected oral sex might carry a small risk for other STDs, you could ask in the STD Forum if you wish.
Hope this helps.
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Thank u for the information and advice.
I went to my dockor assisten today and took a stick test and it was all clear for a UTI or bladderinfection. (UTI and bladder infection is the same right?) i also have pain in my left grion area where my leg starts with no swollen nodes just pain in that area. I also felt a fever coming up two days ago at night that lasted for a couple of hours i gues i dont know for sure because i fell asleep with no night sweat or what so ever just a strange feverish feeling. I hoop this is just a uti or bacteria that is causing this because from the information you gave me it can not be hiv. What can it be? Im really worried about this. Do i have to take a urine lab test or was the stick test enough to determine whether I have a uti or not? I have been walking with this discomfort for about a week now. Some answers would be greatly appreciated.
Not a week I meant to say I've been walking with this discomfort for about 4 weeks now. The groin pain just started a few days ago. Not sure when. Because I was not paying attention to it. Because I thought it would go away on its own but it didn't the pain got worse.
I also feel schock like pain on the head of my penis.
Oral sex is NOT a risk for HIV but IS a risk for other STD's which you have been tested for.
If you are still having the mild burning sensation in your urethra, revisit your doctor. If the burning happens while you are urinating, it sounds like a UTI. (Urinary tract infection) which is cleared using antibiotics. It is NOT HIV.
If you are still having the mild burning sensation in your urethra, revisit your doctor. If the burning happens while you are urinating, it sounds like a UTI. (Urinary tract infection) which is cleared using antibiotics. It is NOT HIV.
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Thank u for the information.
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