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oral sex followed by urethral discomfort - advice sought
Hi, just reading the thread. I had unprotected oral sex with a sex worker on friday. We tried vaginal but it did not work out. I have been abstinent for a considerable time before. I had slight pain in the urethra the following day; the pee smells a bit stronger than usual and also a slight pain just above the area of the penis (lower belly). I wonder if this is indicative of an STD like NGU or perhaps over vigorous oral sex/masturbation. There was no penis to vagina contact other than with a condom. It was difficult to enter the vagina though I could otherwise have an erection and orgasm. The worker said she did not normally take sperm in her mouth. She advertises as protected sex only. She was a better quality escort.
Vance,
Thanks for your comment. I appreciate that. You are dead right. I actually got myself checked out at the STD clinic today. They put it down to the sex being for me, a bit rougher than I was used to! No infection detected but they are running the usual tests. With "getting head" one is perhaps tempted to not insist on condoms with a seemingly good quality worker, but of course, there's some danger in not doing. I have read the threads here about oral sex being a lower class of risk. A lot is down to judgement calls but I don't fancy being down at the STD clinic every time I get head! So perhaps that's my answering my question. The ideal of course is to get a regular girlfriend. Thanks again!
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