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Possible chlamydia?
I had unprotected oral sex almost 2 months ago. A few days after I experienced a sore throat, with red and enlarged tonsils...no serious pain just uncomfortable. A few days ago I started experiencing sever pain with deep penatrative sex. No real discharge, no real itching, no real burning, maybe slight irritation.
1. How much of a risk am I at for contracting oral chlamydia?
2. How much of a risk is there for oral-penial transfer?
3. What other STD's am I at risk for and do I need to make an appointment.
1. How much of a risk am I at for contracting oral chlamydia?
2. How much of a risk is there for oral-penial transfer?
3. What other STD's am I at risk for and do I need to make an appointment.
Well you likely didn't get oral chlamydia from her... All of a sudden my vagina in burning! I have reoccurrent BV infections but I have no odor so I'm pretttttttty sure this is not BV. My discharge is more frequent and my throat feels better and looks better but I've been taking cephalexin and it's been helping. All of a sudden my vagina just started burning so I'm not sure what's going on :(
I was having sex with a girl that had chlamydia.
I was performing oral sex and regular intercourse.
Til this day I regret it so much as I got epidimytis from it.
I was performing oral sex and regular intercourse.
Til this day I regret it so much as I got epidimytis from it.
Thank you!! What is the risk of me getting oral gonorreah? My pelvic pain has subsided and it no longer hurts with intercourse, so I'm thinking it couldn't have been gonorreah. My throat feels like there is a huge lump of mucous in it and I can't clear it! Could this be a sign of oral gonorreah?
I have to differ somewhat with seekhelpman. Throat chlamydia is rare, so rare that CDC recommends against testing for it, even in busy STD clinics; and it has never been reported to cause sore throat or other symptoms. And because chlamydia rarely is present in the mouth, it is rarely transmitted in the oral to genital direction.
No STDs travel through the body to unexposed sites. You can't get genital or pelvic chlamydia or gonorrhea via an oral infection.
The the answer to both questions 1 and 2 is "extremely low".
3) The most common oral STDs from performing fellatio on infected men are gonorrhea and herpes due to HSV1. Syphilis is possible but rare, especailly in heterosexuals. HPV is possible, but fairly uncommon -- a lot less risky than vaginal or anal sex.
No STDs travel through the body to unexposed sites. You can't get genital or pelvic chlamydia or gonorrhea via an oral infection.
The the answer to both questions 1 and 2 is "extremely low".
3) The most common oral STDs from performing fellatio on infected men are gonorrhea and herpes due to HSV1. Syphilis is possible but rare, especailly in heterosexuals. HPV is possible, but fairly uncommon -- a lot less risky than vaginal or anal sex.
Hello! I guess you're a woman who performed on a man. You could be at risk for catching Throat chlamydia, Throat gonorrhea(25%-30%),herpes(rare),hpv,syphilis(1%) . If you're suffering pelvic pain it may be due to a spread of an untreated throat gonorrhea. Please consult your case with a physician thr sooner the better ;)
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