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I am just worried and wanted to ask about my situation. I had a protected sex with a SW in a massage parlour from 4 weeks. She used a condom for oral (2 min) and vaginal (2 min) and the condom was intact (did not notice any breaking). I have to mention that I had a scratch from rubbing against my pants (happened 1.5 days before the intercourse) just underneath my penis head (in the top 1 inch). 3 weeks after, I went out for the new year and felt cold then next day I started to have stuffy nose, runny nose, sneezing and one day later I had sore throat. Maybe I got mild fever for few hours and end up with coughing and chest congestion. Does it sound like ARS?? Should I be worried?
I am just worried and wanted to ask about my situation. I had a protected sex with a SW in a massage parlour from 4 weeks. She used a condom for oral (2 min) and vaginal (2 min) and the condom was intact (did not notice any breaking). I have to mention that I had a scratch from rubbing against my pants (happened 1.5 days before the intercourse) just underneath my penis head (in the top 1 inch). 3 weeks after, I went out for the new year and felt cold then next day I started to have stuffy nose, runny nose, sneezing and one day later I had sore throat. Maybe I got mild fever for few hours and end up with coughing and chest congestion. Does it sound like ARS?? Should I be worried?
Thanks EIZZIE LOU, i read most of your previous comments on similar previous topics, just got worried cause it was exactly 3 weeks after the action.
" Maybe I got mild fever for few hours and end up with coughing and chest congestion."
MAYBE YOU CAUGHT A COLD ! ! !
protected sex = NO RISK
MAYBE YOU CAUGHT A COLD ! ! !
protected sex = NO RISK
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