Lots of "what if"s here about something that is unlikely to be an STD. Breif answers but the important issue is you need to be seen by a qualified clinician, not someone who will give you a shot without tests or an exam.
1 - Would gonorrhea & chlamydia also have been killed by the antibiotics, so even if i was exposed it has already been cured?
Neither oral gonorrhea nor chlamydia (which is a almost never present in the mouth) cause these sorts of findings. The ceftriaxone would have cured gonorrhea.
2 -The sores look very similar to online images of herpes inside the mouth. So could this be either an outbreak of herpes-1 that I have already tested positive for, or a new infection of herpes-2 caught from the recent encounter?
This does not sound like recurrent HSV-1, which it would have to be. HSV-2 is very rare as an oral infection.
3 -Assuming it is herpes how easy is it to spread from deep kissing? Or from using saliva from mouth to lubricate prior to vaginal sex? Sores are on the roof of mouth and inside of cheek
HSV is spread by DIRECT contact.
4- How common is it to get herpes inside your mouth? Is the only reasonable way to get it from performing oral sex on a man?
Rare.
5 - From reading other posts it seems unlikely that I could have contracted hiv, do you agree with this?
Correct.
-Is it possible to spread herpes inside of mouth from sharing drinks, casual kiss on cheek, etc.
No.
-How long should I wait to receive and accurate result from herpes blood test?
In your case a herpes blood test will not be reliable and in my opinion is a waste of money. See a clinician!
-Will a swab test already be accurate? .
Yes
EWH
I'm sorry three more questions and i will not ask any more
-Is it possible to spread herpes inside of mouth from sharing drinks, casual kiss on cheek, etc.
-How long should I wait to receive and accurate result from herpes blood test?
-Will a swab test already be accurate?
Thank you for the quick reply. I was given the ceftriaxone shot by a health professional but not examined or tested. More of a consultation followed by shot
There was a glaring omission in my first post. In February i tested positive for oral herpes-1 but am certain that I have never had a cold sore. I am very prone to canker sores but have read that they are not related. These current lesions look different than my typical canker sores as they are smaller while being more round, pronounced and raised. They are single sores on different parts of the mouth not clustered. I understand that it is impossible to diagnose without being examined. I will be seeing a dr
Another few questions if you don't mind
1 - Would gonorrhea & chlamydia also have been killed by the antibiotics, so even if i was exposed it has already been cured?
2 -The sores look very similar to online images of herpes inside the mouth. So could this be either an outbreak of herpes-1 that I have already tested positive for, or a new infection of herpes-2 caught from the recent encounter?
3 -Assuming it is herpes how easy is it to spread from deep kissing? Or from using saliva from mouth to lubricate prior to vaginal sex? Sores are on the roof of mouth and inside of cheek
4- How common is it to get herpes inside your mouth? Is the only reasonable way to get it from performing oral sex on a man?
5 - From reading other posts it seems unlikely that I could have contracted hiv, do you agree with this?
Again thank you for this valuable resource. It is of great help to people who have already made bad decisions and hopefully a deterrent to people who have not.
Welcome to the Forum. I'll try to help. Some additional information will also be helpful to me. While you have been taking these antibiotics, were you examined by a health care professional. and was any testing done?
Your chances of having syphilis are virtually zero. Both the Augmentin and the ceftriaxone have substantial activity against syphilis and would have prevented development of a syphilis lesion. That you developed a lesion after taking these antibiotics assures me that this is not syphilis. As far as what it might be, antibiotics have no meaningful activity against herpes or other viruses and thus this might be an initial episode of HSV or, some other, non-STD viral infection. There are many viruses which can cause this sort of oral irritation and lesions.
As for your specific questions:
1 - Would these two antibiotics be effective against syphilis?
Yes, see above.
2 -Is it possible that I could develop a chancre 1-2 days after starting the augmentin and 0-1 days after receiving the ceftriaxone shot?
No, no way. Both the antibiotics and the timing make it almost certain this is not syphilis.
3-If i have an infection it seems to be in the mouth so would it be safe to assume that the person who performed oral sex on me was not exposed?
Correct. If your oral infection is due to an STD, these would require direct contact to be transmitted. My guess is that this is not an STD and that the timing is merely a coincidence.
4-There was deep kissing involved during the vaginal sex. If it is indeed a chancre is it possible to infect this person through saliva exchange?
See above. Syphilis is not a concern. On the other hand, if the person you were kissing develops a sore throat, you have strong evidence this is merely a severe viral sore throat.
5-Due to the large amount of antibiotics in my system would it lessen the chances of infecting the vaginal sex person?
For bacterial STDs, yes.
6- I plan to get a full std panel in 6 weeks to rule out hiv, gonorrhea etc..If I get lucky and everything comes back negative is there still a chance I was infected and cured? So there is still a chance I exposed someone else?
While you'll need to wait several weeks to get tested for HIV, it sounds like it might be a good idea to get your throat looked at now. Tests for gonorrhea and chlamydia will be reliable at this time.
7 - When should I feel safe to resume sexual activity?
I would wait for more information and to see what develops.
More after I get a bit more detail form you. EWH