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Burning/tingling
Hello,
Two weeks ago I received a very drunken handjob from a stripper which lasted a long time (because I was so drunk) and involved some kind of oil. As far as I can recall, the stripper licked my penis but did not give me a blow-job "proper".
After posting once on this forum I had written this off as not being too great a risk. However, now, two weeks later, my penis and groin are burning/tingling and I am utterly terrified. I am still urinating frequently, after three days of it going on. There is no redness or sores yet. Please tell me what this could be. Could it be herpes? Or could the oil have caused a reaction that takes this long to appear? Surely not?
Thank you so much for your advice and help.
Two weeks ago I received a very drunken handjob from a stripper which lasted a long time (because I was so drunk) and involved some kind of oil. As far as I can recall, the stripper licked my penis but did not give me a blow-job "proper".
After posting once on this forum I had written this off as not being too great a risk. However, now, two weeks later, my penis and groin are burning/tingling and I am utterly terrified. I am still urinating frequently, after three days of it going on. There is no redness or sores yet. Please tell me what this could be. Could it be herpes? Or could the oil have caused a reaction that takes this long to appear? Surely not?
Thank you so much for your advice and help.
what tests did they do on you?
your basic test results are back within a day or two. give them a call monday to see what is back to see if any answers are there for you.
your basic test results are back within a day or two. give them a call monday to see what is back to see if any answers are there for you.
It is probably something very minor. I have gone through you are going through. And I used a condom. You have to understand only because we do not see anything in our hands, does not mean nothing is there. Good luck with results.
Many thanks for your advice.
Grace, my apologies for not following the forum rules. I had already done what you suggested and been to see a doctor who is running tests, but I won't know the results for ten days and it's difficult to get an appointment in the meantime. That's why I'm looking for more info/reassurance via this avenue. I'm just scared. I'm very grateful to you and others for their help.
Grace, my apologies for not following the forum rules. I had already done what you suggested and been to see a doctor who is running tests, but I won't know the results for ten days and it's difficult to get an appointment in the meantime. That's why I'm looking for more info/reassurance via this avenue. I'm just scared. I'm very grateful to you and others for their help.
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When I originally answered your post I specifically told you if it gets worse or doesn't go away to follow up properly on it. why have you not done so?
grace
When I originally answered your post I specifically told you if it gets worse or doesn't go away to follow up properly on it. why have you not done so?
grace
Anything is possible. I'd absolutely GO SEE A DOCTOR. The internet is not going to diagnose you.
Although it is remotely possible you contracted H from her mouth, it is doubtful you would from her hand, unless she had herpes whitlow and it was active.
Again, I can not stress how important it is to see a doctor. If you DO have herpes, a course of Antivirals is a good idea for your body to get a handle on the virus.
Although it is remotely possible you contracted H from her mouth, it is doubtful you would from her hand, unless she had herpes whitlow and it was active.
Again, I can not stress how important it is to see a doctor. If you DO have herpes, a course of Antivirals is a good idea for your body to get a handle on the virus.
My thought is the oil may have caused an irritation, but go to the doctor. I don't think that you could have gotten an STD or even herpes from that contact.
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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.
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STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
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