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Q: lip blister & blowjob

asked by: worried2461 on August 9th, 2008

New User

So I gave my boyfriend of 6 years a blow job last night (without protection), and about 2 hours later i noticed a small white bump on the roof of my mouth, and like a small cut/raised skin thing on the inside of my bottom lip. Both are painless but I'm worried as to what they could be. Any suggestions?

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Georgia59

replied on August 11th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Nothing from him... I'm pretty sure there's no std that shows up that quickly!! Could be just a sore or something totally unrelated like some sort of viral infection.

Sydney123456

replied on August 11th, 2008

Experienced User

Georgia59 wrote:

Nothing from him... I'm pretty sure there's no std that shows up that quickly!! Could be just a sore or something totally unrelated like some sort of viral infection.

Ditto. Not a sexual virus.

You say there is no pain? Hmmm...weird. I would just say it's a canker sore, but maybe not?

All in all, I agree with Georgia. Smile

mzlita03

replied on September 27th, 2009

New User

dony worry about it when i give my bf a really intense blow job i get the same thing its just a sign to us to take it easy and we're a little sore =)

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