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Lump on outside of lower lip

Hey guys well yesterday I had this encounter with a sex worker (received handjob, licked her nipples for ~1 sec, kissed her near her collar bone (where the neck meets shoulder) )


When I got home I found out my gum was slightly swollen (and it bled at night but anyway)

this afternoon, I had this bump/lump on my lower lip i just sort of suddenly felt it. It isn't painful or red it sort of blends in with the colour of the lip. I only know it's there because when I close my mouth I can feel it and I can feel it's raised when I run my finger over my lower lip. It's on the outside of the lip not the inside though (and located right smack in the middle)

I've had it happen before a couple of weeks back ? Yea just wondering  what it is. (maybe overreacting with ARS and what not thanks!)
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This has nothing to do with syphilis. Syphilis canker doesn't show that soon. No STD does. You did not have a risk.
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1636858 tn?1307458394
If it is syphilis then the lip will get  better and you will forget about it but it is still in your system  and will break out again but stronger and on other parts of your body. Then it is more difficult to treat. So do go to the Doctor whilst it is not serious.  All the best.
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363281 tn?1643235611
You should see a doctor, you don't want to wait to see if it gets better, it could be something more serious.
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I think you should go to the docs to really find out wat it is instead of waitin cause then it might get worse, I don't think ur overacting bcuz it seems like it came right after u did wat u did..so go to the docs
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1636858 tn?1307458394
Check out with your Doctor for Syphilis.  That starts with a red swollen lump on the lip. Luckily I think a course of penicillin does the trick of ridding you of this for good.  
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