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I strayed from a monogomous relationship and received oral sex from a woman for only a few seconds. This was 5 days ago and had gotten tested yesterday...is that to early of a window? What do you recommend....i never wanted to do this and i am a nervous wreck....no burning sensation...no cuts on the penis, no previous stds
So i am clean. ..i intend to never again jeprodize my health and family...its been over 3 weeks since the incident...no symptoms...i do intend to go back after 3 months just to make sure i am good...
I would not be concerned.
Just waiting for results
So the specialist took a swab of the the pimple/bump...she insists it isnt a symptom of an std...a cyst is more likely..
I feel pathetic...but i appreciate the support
I told the wife about the situation...which helped...believe it or not i had not intended for this to happen
sounds like you are just spending a lot of time checking out the little guy which just adds to your anxiety about all of this? Put him away, make dinner for the family and keep busy. this wasn't a real risk for any std and as Vance already said, you are confusing guilt with risk.
grace
grace
Btw...you all are mad cool people..pr
Its just one bump
I noticed a white acne looking thing on my penis shaft....it mite have been there before....anything to worry about?
It was like 15 seconds of exposure....
I know i am guilt ridden.....just really depressed....i never wanted to do this to my wife or kid....i really love them....just scared
Let me make some changes. HIV is not a risk with oral sex. HPV would be very rare and based on a few seonds of exposure, do not worry about a STD.
Your more guilt ridden then actual risk.
Your more guilt ridden then actual risk.
What about hpv?
5 days is reliable for chlamydia and gonorrhea, but I'd wait 4-6 weeks for HIV and 3 months for syphilis. I wouldn't worry if I were you though. HIV through oral sex is incredibly rare, and without a visible blister on your partner's mouth the chances of syphilis or herpes is pretty much non-existent.
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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.
