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I received an unprotected blowjob with a prostitute, should I be concerned?

5 weeks ago I have received an unprotected blowjob from a prostitute and ever since I have been worried and a bit paranoid that I have sti or std. It only lasted for like 5 to 8 minutes and I did not ejaculate inside and she was using a mixture of her hand and mouth. I have asked her a day later if she has any sti or stds and she said that she doesn't however people can have it without them knowing, which is why I am concerned. We did not kiss nor did I touch or lick her vagina. Should i be concerned or worried and what are the chances that I have an sti/std?
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Hi very low risk and with out any white puss penis discharge or sores developing about a week or 2 later you can pretty much rest assured your ok.
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Thanks for your reply, I have not noticed any white puss penis discharge or sores, however I just got a sore throat, about 3 or 4 weeks later but I did not kiss her or lick her so it should be just a common cold. I am meeting my girlfriend in a couple of days, do you recommend me doing anything sexual with her?
I have recently developed an itchy anus and two weeks ago the edge of my testicle was itching and my skin was not normal as it was a bit red and looked like a rash. Please I am still concerned, as I have recently encountered my girlfriend and had sex with her,however days before seeing my girlfriend I went to the sex worker and asked her again about her health and she told me that she last tested negative on feb14 and she gave me an unprotected blowjob before that. Is it possible that even if she tested negative that she gave me herpes or any std/sti and I passed it to my girl friend, or am I over reacting and what I have is just a normal itchy anus caused by trapped moisture?  Please reply.
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