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Unprotected vaginal risk

I was really drunk last night and picked up a girl in a Vegas bar.

She performed unprotected oral on me for a while and then unprotected vaginal sex for about a minute before we put a condom on.

Yep. Very very stupid. I was very very drunk and I have a fiance at home.

Lay it on me. What am I at risk for and what time frames should I be checked?

Can I have stuff and not show symptoms and pass it on to my fiance?

What about HIV and other incurable stuff?
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3149845 tn?1506627771
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Yes about 5 days for symptoms and yes herpes can be contracted when no sores are present, its called shedding and happens about 20% of the time.
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Can you catch herpes if there aren't sores visible? Like when it's dormant?
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So the majority of symptoms appear 5-7 days later. Am I understanding you guys correctly?
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3149845 tn?1506627771
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Hi also, a white puss penis discharge and burning while urinating or urethra itching that appear about 5 days post exposure. With herpes it would be genital sores esp on the shaft that also appear about a week later followed by flu like symptoms..
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What are typical symptoms?
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101028 tn?1419603004
Since you have a regular partner at home, best to follow up with proper testing at the proper times. You can get tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea within 1 week post encounter. Syphilis after 6 weeks. Herpes, hiv, and hepatitis after 3 months. Should you experience any symptoms, be seen within 48 hours of their appearance for an exam and testing of symptoms.
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