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Q: Sore Throat Day After Oral

asked by: photogirl08 on August 25th, 2007

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I'm afraid that i may have an std, but i am not sure.
I performed oral sex on a close male friend on monday. (Technically it was tuesday, seeing as it was 12:30) I was completely idiotic in that i did not even think about using a condom. When I woke up on tuesday i had a really sore throat. It feels like i have gunk in the back of my throat.. Anyways, it is now saturday and my sore throat has not gone away.
I have been trying to figure out what this may be. I've read about gonorrhea thinking that may be it, except for the fact that the incubation period for me was so short; twelve hours. Is there any STD that i could possibly have? All of the research i've read has said that most of the std take anywhere from two days to two months to show up. This just seems really soon to me.
Please help me.
thanks.

Replies(2)

Tylanas

replied on August 25th, 2007

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Yeah, it sounds like you don't have an STD.

However what may have happened was simply irritation of the throat due to oral, semen, and then sleeping. When I sleep with my mouth open, I can get a sore throat that lingers for a week!!

stevenHemp34

replied on August 29th, 2007

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Im kinda in the same situation, but i am a male. I feel like i have gunk in the back of my throat and i have red bumps on the back of my tongue. Its been about a month since oral. My throat hasnt been sore though

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