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Q: Soar Throat

asked by: ohno on June 13th, 2005

New User

Hey, I need some help. I'm scared out of my mind right now. I got stupid last week and had oral sex with some girl that was only an aquaintance. It was last tuesday night. I just wasn't thinking. The next night I thought about how stupid it was and I was scared so bad that I called her up and asked her straight up if I needed to be worried. She said "no, i'm clean". So my mind was able to rest a little. Last night I noticed I was starting to get a little bit of a soar throat. Just a little cough. It doesn't even hurt. I just looked at it and it is red. Mostly right where the throat starts. I can see on one side that there are one or two small white spots. Oh my god i'm freaking out just writting this. I am going to the doctor tomorrow. How worried should I be? Please respond if you have any advice.

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HOPELESS20

replied on June 13th, 2005

New User

As I have learned from experience trust no one.
Are they on your tonsiles (dont know if I spelled that right)? Bc I once had something that had similar symptoms and it was tonsilities, could also be streap throat. Best of luck to you and I really hope all is well.

Good Advise

replied on June 24th, 2005

Experienced User

Gosh!

Feeling stupid for having oral sex? Rushing to the doctor! I wonder how you're going to react when you realize that you are clean!

I can understand rushing to the doctor, but I can't get passed feeling stupid for having oral sex.

kmkjrick

replied on November 10th, 2005

Experienced User

Chillaxxx

I am a man who was seriously born to give women oral sex. I do it alll the time. Dont worry, those symptoms are not really a sign of any std's I know. But, if anything, its just a regulare sore throat. I am pretty sure your clean. Please post if you did have an std cause this is also a good lesson for everyone. Do oral sex, just be prepaired to pay the concequences. But ii really hope you are std-free. And yes, trust no1. Get tested every 3 months. I do. Its always good. I hope this has helped a lil' bit.

taryn420

replied on January 19th, 2006

New User

I got tonsilitis once from giving a guy a blowjob. I dont think it is an actual std I just think some bacteria got into your throat.

kmkjrick

replied on January 25th, 2006

Experienced User

Yea that culd be the case also....Damn bacteria! Make sure the guy uses soapn and water when he washes his dick! Mine is always clean and raspberry fresh! 24/7...Tell him 2 do wut I do. Everytime he angers or masterbates, use a wet cloth and wipe up.

supavillain

replied on April 28th, 2006

New User

Yea I gave this girl oral and I have had hardcore pains on my tonsiles...And I have a few sores around my pubic area..

Jccanning

replied on April 30th, 2008

New User

so what happned to you

I am in the exact same boat you are, I gave this girl Oral last week, My throat is killing me, its not strep, doctors checked for that, they sent it to the lab, waiting for results, I scared, and pissed off, she said she is clean, but then again women lie.

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