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Possible STD?
On Sept 7 I had protected oral and vaginal sex with a CSW. She started wilth oral (condom) and then we did vaginal (same condom) for no more than two minutes until I couldn't stay hard. I took the condom off and put on a new one for oral. She performed oral with the condom for about 2 minutes and then I finished by masterbaiting with the same condom. On Sept 18 I became sick and went to urgent care. They performed the influenza nose swab test and said I tested positive for influenza. Around that time I developed occasional pain in my groin and pelvic area. I also noticed dull pain in my right testicle that come and go. I don't have any burning pee, no discharges, sores etc. I'm concerned that I still have the pain in the groin and inner upper thigh. I'm scheduled to take a HIV and STD panel tomorrow. Does it sound like I may have an STD or HIV?
What stds would be from rigging genitals?
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possible herpes or syphilis
Would already have sores by now? It's been a month ago
most likely
Took a full STD panel today and also tested negative for HIV. 4 weeks post exposure. Have to wait a week for std results to come back but the NP advised I should be alright. Her only concern was the pain in my groin which I told her it is occasional and does hurt very much.
Hey Dave, all std test are negative. How much weight should I have for the Herpes test. What's the accuracy rate of the blood test at 4 weeks post exposure
Hey Dave do you have any advice to my last statement
I had a urine culture done last week at my GP because they saw dehydration and a small blood trace in urine. The culture came back negative for an infection but I don't think it was a test done for STD
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Hi using the condom for oral is zero risk and if your genital area did not make rubbing contact with hers its also zero risk. either way any interior pain issues is not related to the acts as the condom would prevent any germs from entering your penis.
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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.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
