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Just want to know the risks really..
So, I had a "lady of the night" last night. She licked the side of my head, unprotected, and then we had sex WITH a condom for no more than 2 or 3 minutes. About an hour later, while at work, my urethra started to hurt a bit, and I noticed a tiny little red dot about a CM away from my head.
I'm honestly figuring that it's from the roughness, especially considering it was only like an hour later. Was just wondering if I should be super worried or anything. But the thing is, my urethra has always had slight pain after rough sex since... I remember. It stopped hurting now, so I figure that's what it's from. Obviously, I'll worry if I see any sores or discharge.
Oh, and btw, I'm sort of curious about this it. My urethra has always had slight pain at random points. Like... it doesn't burn when I pee, or anything, but sometimes after urination, or after ejaculation... Well about an hour or so later, I'll have slight pain in it. Not always, but sometimes. And it's not only just after, it's at random points.
I had hemmroids, got rid of them, and then they came back. Not sure if it's related, but thought I'd throw that out there.
I havn't had any sores, or discharge, or anything like that.
Well thanks for the help...
P.S. Are there any specific things I should be looking out for? Besides the usual discharge, sores, ectera.
I'm honestly figuring that it's from the roughness, especially considering it was only like an hour later. Was just wondering if I should be super worried or anything. But the thing is, my urethra has always had slight pain after rough sex since... I remember. It stopped hurting now, so I figure that's what it's from. Obviously, I'll worry if I see any sores or discharge.
Oh, and btw, I'm sort of curious about this it. My urethra has always had slight pain at random points. Like... it doesn't burn when I pee, or anything, but sometimes after urination, or after ejaculation... Well about an hour or so later, I'll have slight pain in it. Not always, but sometimes. And it's not only just after, it's at random points.
I had hemmroids, got rid of them, and then they came back. Not sure if it's related, but thought I'd throw that out there.
I havn't had any sores, or discharge, or anything like that.
Well thanks for the help...
P.S. Are there any specific things I should be looking out for? Besides the usual discharge, sores, ectera.
That's pretty much what I thought, but wanted to be somewhat sure. Sorry for the time wasting.
Anyways, I read how sometimes your body can take stress out on random parts of the body, and I was thinking maybe that's all it is. I havn't had any sores, discharge, ectera at all, and it's just randomly hurt. And honestly, if there's no symptoms then I'm probably not going to go to the doctor. Possibly a little cheap clinic, but that's about it.
Well thanks for your imput sir, I appreciate it. Hope you had a wonderful christmas, and hope you have a good new year.
Take care.
Anyways, I read how sometimes your body can take stress out on random parts of the body, and I was thinking maybe that's all it is. I havn't had any sores, discharge, ectera at all, and it's just randomly hurt. And honestly, if there's no symptoms then I'm probably not going to go to the doctor. Possibly a little cheap clinic, but that's about it.
Well thanks for your imput sir, I appreciate it. Hope you had a wonderful christmas, and hope you have a good new year.
Take care.
Your symptom is not STD related. No STD's would show up this soon.
Can't say what your random pain is. Just might be normal.
You have stated everything to look for but I would not worry at all because you had protected sex and just licking your penis head is not going to give you a STD.
Can't say what your random pain is. Just might be normal.
You have stated everything to look for but I would not worry at all because you had protected sex and just licking your penis head is not going to give you a STD.
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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.
