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Do I Have A STD ?
I am a 14 year old i have never had vaginal intercorse but have had anal and oral sex with a woman. Today i was in the shower washing when i pulled back my foreskin and noticed little white blotches i cleaned it off and noticed that those blotches had created those parts to be a raw red and i pulled it back over waited for 2 minutes pulled it back again and found the white bits resting in the same places and it now sticks to pull it over and pull it back. Any Suggestions ??
White patches under your foreskin can be many things including a fungal infection or a bacterial infection. Try not to irritate your skin more by examining it frequently and pulling back your foreskin frequently. Follow up on it with your doctor.
Always use a condom for oral sex , anal sex and vaginal sex. They really do significantly cut down on your risk of sexually transmitted infections. The younger you start having sex, the more likely you are to contract a std in general so be smart about it ( you didn't mention if you are using condoms or not - just reminding you to do so ).
www.iwannaknow.org is a terrific website for teens about sex and std's. It's a great site to learn more about since you probably haven't gotten much std education in school at this point ( plus what you do get typically ***** ). Encourage your friends to visit it too -it's ran by asha which is one of the leading std educators in the US.
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Always use a condom for oral sex , anal sex and vaginal sex. They really do significantly cut down on your risk of sexually transmitted infections. The younger you start having sex, the more likely you are to contract a std in general so be smart about it ( you didn't mention if you are using condoms or not - just reminding you to do so ).
www.iwannaknow.org is a terrific website for teens about sex and std's. It's a great site to learn more about since you probably haven't gotten much std education in school at this point ( plus what you do get typically ***** ). Encourage your friends to visit it too -it's ran by asha which is one of the leading std educators in the US.
grace
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