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Risks of performing oral sex on a woman.

Hello, I was hoping someone could help me sleep at night. About 3 days ago I gave a woman that i just met oral sex(cunnilingus). She then tried to give me unprotected oral sex but I was so paranoid I couldnt get erect and she stopped like 1-2 mins if that. She didnt deep throat my penis just licked around the head. Now Im worried sick and called couple of clinics to get some advice and setup a appointment. I got couple of different answers from different clinics. 1 told me I was at a high risk of getting a std but then the other clinic told me that Im at a really low risk and I shouldnt worry. They both told me I should wait a week before I get tested. Now Im just confused. Everywhere I look on the net is a different answer. I was just seeing what your thoughts were. Thanks in advance.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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Any sores in your mouth, etc.

Aj
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what kind of symptoms should i look out for?
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207091 tn?1337709493
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I wouldn't be worried at all if you have no symptoms.

Aj
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Well how worried should I be that she did brief oral sex on me?
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492652 tn?1252945408
Oral sex is generally low risk for STDs.  If you performed cunnilingus, there's a small risk for pharyngeal gonorrhea and syphilis, but the odds are very low that this happened.  If you are going to worry, you could always get tested to ease your mind, but it's probably not necessary.  However, if you are sexually active and not in monogomous relationship, getting screened yearly for STDs is a very good idea.
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Em
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