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Should I be worried?
After having unprotected insertive oral and protected sex, I got tested 3 weeks after. Chlamydia/N Gonorroea, Chlamydia Trachomatis and Neisseria Gonorrhoeae NOT DETECTED. RPR (DX) W/REFL TITER and Confirmatory Testing - Non Reactive. Do you think I don’t have to worry? Or should I test again? Right after the encounter I started to have discomfort when peeing but no discharge, no blood or anything. I got prescribed Doxycicline before getting the results for just in case. After gone through a series of high stress and anxiety, I still felt discomfort when peeing. I got the symptoms of a flu but no fever at all. I started checking my lymph nodes, being paranoic and I felt discomfort after that. I went to the Doctor and he only did the urine tests but not the blood ones. Urine tests came back negative. Should I still ask for blood tests? Or should I move on? I don’t want to expose my wife either. Any help towards this will be appreciated.
We will give you information about HIV in this forum. If you want to get accurate information about other stds, it would be interesting for you to check the forum about them.
If your sexual encounter was protected, and condom didn't break, you were never exposed to HIV. Oral sex doesn't expose you to HIV, bu it exposes you to other stds.
All the best.
If your sexual encounter was protected, and condom didn't break, you were never exposed to HIV. Oral sex doesn't expose you to HIV, bu it exposes you to other stds.
All the best.
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Thanks a lot! I did on other forums, you have been the only one that responded.
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