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Throat STD
I gave unprotected oral to a man about five days ago. The session was very short, maybe 60 seconds… If that. He did not ejaculate in my mouth. I did my best to not swallow any saliva while performing.
My throat is now a little bit red, dry with mild discomfort. Which is also causing an ear infection in my sinuses are dripping down my throat. I understand. This could be the cause of a sore throat…
But based on what happened… I know there’s a risk… But any chance I could’ve contracted something?
My throat is now a little bit red, dry with mild discomfort. Which is also causing an ear infection in my sinuses are dripping down my throat. I understand. This could be the cause of a sore throat…
But based on what happened… I know there’s a risk… But any chance I could’ve contracted something?
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Yes, there is a slight risk for this to be an STI, but most of the time, those don't present with symptoms orally.
It sounds like you have a cold, the flu, covid or RSV, maybe a sinus infection. It does not sound like an STI.
It sounds like you have a cold, the flu, covid or RSV, maybe a sinus infection. It does not sound like an STI.
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