Aa
very scared
hello doctor
i had unprotected oral with a prostitute..actually deepthroat.. i had a very small cut on my penis that i noticed it after the event. One day after i have a feeling that my throat was swollen. then i had a runny nose and the same feeling in my throat. A doctor examined me and told that my throat was swollen and red althought i was feeling no pain just this sensatioon that i had a knot or that it was swollen. after two more day the nose stopped but the throat remained in the same condition and a bit worst.... after 10 day i developed a rash in my groin like three small line shaped cuts which is very painful when touched again th GP told me that is from the underware or trousers. i still dont have fever but athough 12 days passed my throat remains with this swollen sensation and is stiil redish do you think i need to be tested? plz help me
i had unprotected oral with a prostitute..actually deepthroat.. i had a very small cut on my penis that i noticed it after the event. One day after i have a feeling that my throat was swollen. then i had a runny nose and the same feeling in my throat. A doctor examined me and told that my throat was swollen and red althought i was feeling no pain just this sensatioon that i had a knot or that it was swollen. after two more day the nose stopped but the throat remained in the same condition and a bit worst.... after 10 day i developed a rash in my groin like three small line shaped cuts which is very painful when touched again th GP told me that is from the underware or trousers. i still dont have fever but athough 12 days passed my throat remains with this swollen sensation and is stiil redish do you think i need to be tested? plz help me
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