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I recently started seeing a new girl. The first time we had sex was about 2 weeks ago, I remember her saying that when I went inside her that it burned. I thought nothing of it at the time. We have continued to see each other and have had unprotected sex about 5 to 8 times. Most of the times we have had sex she would have to stop because she felt a "burn". She states that it only burns when I touch her (not when she touches herself or uses 'toys') I went to get tested two days ago and have not received my results yet. My question is...How likely is it for me to have received an STD from her? I know that is a difficult question to answer but I have heard that if the number of sexual intercourse encounters was low then chances of getting diseases are low.
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736575 tn?1288902558
That is true but you still did the right thing.  Because depending on how long she has had the possible std, it may be present enough in her vagina to pass it on to you with one prolonged sexual encounter. (Say a half hour or longer).  You just never know.  But there are other things that can cause the burning like a yeast infection. That is not an std.  So, don't think the worst.
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736575 tn?1288902558
I hope she gets tested too so if it is an std, you both will be treated and stop it from spreading to other people.
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