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am I at risk?
Hello
last saturday night I had sex with a SW it involved a bit of kissing, protected vaginal sex, 10 seconds of unprotected oral sex followed by protected oral sex.
about 48 hours later the upper part of my buttocks (between the upper part of the butt cheeks about 5cm from the anus) produced some bleeding and I saw now a bright red spot there, it does not itch much anymore and when I touch it it does not hurt. It is not a hemorroid or fissure as far as I can see if anything it looks like a bit of peeled skin.
there was no contact at all with the rectal area during intercourse
am I at risk of herpes?anything else? do symptoms show up after a bit less than 48hs? (light itching was there before but increased 48 hs after the incident). I have no other symptoms other than anxiety
any help will be much appreciated
last saturday night I had sex with a SW it involved a bit of kissing, protected vaginal sex, 10 seconds of unprotected oral sex followed by protected oral sex.
about 48 hours later the upper part of my buttocks (between the upper part of the butt cheeks about 5cm from the anus) produced some bleeding and I saw now a bright red spot there, it does not itch much anymore and when I touch it it does not hurt. It is not a hemorroid or fissure as far as I can see if anything it looks like a bit of peeled skin.
there was no contact at all with the rectal area during intercourse
am I at risk of herpes?anything else? do symptoms show up after a bit less than 48hs? (light itching was there before but increased 48 hs after the incident). I have no other symptoms other than anxiety
any help will be much appreciated
thank you, it looks like something else compared to the pictures I have seen I have something similar (though not peeled) in my armpits from time to time
best thing to do is to be seen and get this properly looked at. it doesn't sound like herpes but it could be any number of things going on.
grace
grace
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
