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Q: Genital Infection From Saliva In Oral Sex?
asked by: allisoninchains on January 11th, 2004
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I am a 42 year old woman, starting my life over and dating. When I was married, I never had oral sex performed on me. But resently, what happens is, that after oral sex is performed the following week, I get really itchy and the soft skin in the inner labia gets cracked and hurts, and clitoras itchy too. I had it checked by doc. Tests run, no std's, just one of those things. But I was wondering will I be doomed to this everytime it happens? I have been sitting in a tub of water everynight, make sure I dry really well and am using vagisil, but the itch is tremendous. Could I be getting a skin infection from the saliva of my lover, or is the skin just that sensitive? Besides the sitz baths, should I be adding baking soda, epsoms salts, or anything else to take the sting away? There is no odor associated with this and no discharge from what I can see. Just angry little skin cracks. Thanks
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Forum Girl
replied on January 12th, 2004
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It is possible to get an infection, I got a yeast infection one time after oral sex. Your symptoms are definitely strange, i'm not sure what it could be. Maybe it could be from the oral sex or maybe it could an allergy to something. New soap? New detergent? Scented toliet paper? I'd try the oral sex again and see if the same thing happens. You sound miserable - I hope you are able to straighten it all out soon. Good luck.
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rachel19
replied on May 2nd, 2007
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Vaseline to Soothe the Itch
hi what your describing may not be a yeast infection when you say it was dry and itchy down there, iit sounds like something i had for about a week and all i used was vaseline everyday (quite alot of it) and didnt use any soap just water when i washed.hope this helps!
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