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Still think i have herpes.

long story short I had sex with a girl I wore a condom but not when she gave me oral. When we finished she decided to tell me she had herpes. I stressed as you can imagine. I had tingling and itching in my pubic area. I then notice a long skinny blister on my pubic area a few days later. I got tested and it was negative; then the doctor saw it again and it had become an ulcer so she tested it again and gave me some tablets for herpes to take just in case. I finished taking the tablets went back the result were negative. I still didn't believe it because of the tingling and itching I had. Now I have noticed small little blister looking things in my urethra when I open the tip up. That fact that she told me she had herpes also has freaked me out. Do you reckon it's herpes?
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3149845 tn?1506627771
Hi, first of all find out what type of herpes she has, hsv1 or 2 and is it oral or genital. If she did not have any lip sore at the time your risk for herpes from the oral sex would be close to  zero but if your pubic mound area made contact with hers during the protected vaginal the risk would be a bit higher as shedding does occur more often.
Having a blister type thing inside your urethra would not be a typical area for herpes to originate.
You can have the sores swabbed or a blood test in 3 months but a blood test at 8 weeks would be a good indicator.
I would not be overly worried about this.
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Okay, thank you for your reassurance. It was a one night stand and I ran away when she told me about the herpes and I don't know which one(s) she has. Just curious as to what these little blister looking things will be?
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3149845 tn?1506627771
Also having herpes sores inside your urethra would be extremely painful. If your worried see the doc again.
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Thanks mate, will do
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