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GaryY

July 27th, 2008

Is it common for symptoms like burning throat (it does not hurt when swallowing or anything else) accompanied with strong ear pain and later muscle and joint pain all over the body, to show up 3 weeks 6 days after risky intercourse (protected sex and unprotected oral with a girl I only met), and be caused by an std other than hiv?

Most places I've read, std symptoms show up at maximum 14 days…

I would be happy to receive some input on the subject.

Thank you.

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MandMs

replied July 29th, 2008

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I can think of two possible conditions for your symptoms and none of them is STD's.

Do you experience stomach acid getting in your throat, mouth, and sometimes even up into the back of your nose?
Do you have bad, bitter taste in your mouth, especially in morning?
Are you suffering from ongoing cough with constant mucus in the throat?
Have you been feverish these days?
Are you going through a period of extreme fatigue?

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help_me2

replied January 10th, 2012

What are the conditions?

Hi, Although your post is pretty old. I would like to know what those conditions are. I am experiencing something similar these days. Hope I hear from you. Thanks.

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