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STD Concern
I've recently over the past two weeks received on two occasions, condom protected blowjobs from two separate women of STD status unknown.
During one of these occasions, when finished, I put my condom covered penis in my underwear as I moved to the bathroom to dispose of condom and did not change my underwear until I got home. Does this put me at any risk?
During the second occasion, while cleaning my hands with hand sanitzer following the blowjob, I spilt hand sanitizer on the tip of my penis. It obviously did not feel good...
I've since had a tingling / soreness in my penis for about a week. I've had no noticeable discharge and only slight discomfort occasionally while I urinated. Obviously these are similar to STD symptoms, so I'm a bit anxious. I've since gone into a clinic to have tests done.
Given the blowjobs were protected, I'm assuming I'm at low risk for STD, but wondering if the hand sanitizer could be the cause of my irritation / symptoms?
During one of these occasions, when finished, I put my condom covered penis in my underwear as I moved to the bathroom to dispose of condom and did not change my underwear until I got home. Does this put me at any risk?
During the second occasion, while cleaning my hands with hand sanitzer following the blowjob, I spilt hand sanitizer on the tip of my penis. It obviously did not feel good...
I've since had a tingling / soreness in my penis for about a week. I've had no noticeable discharge and only slight discomfort occasionally while I urinated. Obviously these are similar to STD symptoms, so I'm a bit anxious. I've since gone into a clinic to have tests done.
Given the blowjobs were protected, I'm assuming I'm at low risk for STD, but wondering if the hand sanitizer could be the cause of my irritation / symptoms?
This is zero risk of STD/STI's. Sounds like you are stressing over this a little too much.
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