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Sore throat STD ???

After an unprotected std scare I got std tested at 9 days all negative and then tested at 5 weeks 3 days for HIV(4th gen) and syphilis both negative. I still have this burning sore throat. (Been nearly 3 weeks now) been taking penicillin but it has had no effect 5 days from taken them. Back of my throat has lots of white blotches on it. Again I don't feel tied or particularly sick but my throat is on fire none stop. Any idea what it might be. ( concerning me due to my std exposure 7 weeks ago now. Could a sore throat like this starting 4 weeks after exposure be down to any std's? I didn't give or receive oral, only partial kissing)
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Glad you don't. Thanks again. It's people like you that make these early months with issues over potential std's bearable. Can't thank you enough. Well I've got 8 week tests this week so will get them done, go and see my GP about my throat. Hopefully get 8 week tests all clear next week and move on from this challenging experience.
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I don't believe it is related.
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Thanks Vance2335 sounds like it's not std related. Hopefully not.
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