I believe we're on the same boat. I had unprotected oral Sex with one who I believe is highly at risk. But if you can keep me updated to see if anything changes. Because my symptoms are that I have a throat ache. Shortly after oral I had a burning sensation on the outline of lip. Then I started noticing discoloration on my lip. Like little pinpoint dots the same color as my lip where the lips meat. And short days after I noticed that right under my tongue was red red. And I can notice on the base some little circles and may look like little white pimples. But cannot make it out. It does not hurt it's just there By any chance did you ever figure out what it was did it go away? If you can please let me know I would greatly appreciate it
You are right, you MIGHT have something, but you also very well may not have anything to worry about. Since you are concerned, you really should see a doctor. It might be difficult without insurance, but there should be some options available.
When you see the doctor, try to trust his or her expertise. They may not feel it is necessary to perform complicated and expensive tests, but their opnion should be respected.
Thanks for your response. Although it is comforting, I definitely feel that this is something that I "caught". Obviously these things weren't there before, and its no coincidence these things look so strange, unlike any pimple you've seen (like tiny cherries on stalks). You are right that I am having an anxiety about this. At a free clinic they were very rushed with me and didn't take any samples from my mouth although when I showed them the growths were not as apparent as now (I spent the whole day in line and although guys were a shoo in entering and exiting like the bullets, women were far and between and there was only one room for women.). I do seem to feel better today, kind of getting my mind get used to the thought that I might be sick with an uncurable disease! I swear that I will never, ever have an unprotected oral sex again in my life - boyfriend of not. Not knowing is the real killer.
I think you are seeing symptoms because of anxiety. As other members have posted before, the risk of transmitting HPV through oral sex is much lower than through vaginal or anal sex. Genital warts are very common in the genital region, and uncommon in the mouth.Furthermore, symptoms won't appear within one day.
If you are really concerned, try to see a doctor. Even at the free clinic, i am sure they would look in your mouth. I woudn't worry about it though.