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Testicular pain

Hello, over a year ago I received unprotected oral sex from a famel and developed extreme testicular pain similar to epididymitis for about 2 months. After 2 weeks of taking doxycycline and aleve the pain finally went away. To say the least it was a horrendous ordeal. Over a year later I met a female from my past and she gave me oral sex with a condom twice. First time was me sitting in a chair the second I was standing recieveing and after a whole I tried to have sex with her but wasn't able to from not being able to feel much due to having a condom on but I was rubbing my penis with a condom around her vagina which was really wet and her fluid got all over my lower region. After an unsuccessful try at sexy I took that comdom off cleanined myself some and put another and received oral sex again. When she left almost 2 hours later I want to friends house to watch a movie when I started to feel pain on my testes but very like almost like if soemone hit me but not to hard. It's been 3 days now and I still have very slight lingering pain but I think it could be on my head due to what happened in my past. I know std's don't incubate that quick but I would like a professional opinion if possible on what it could be thanks!
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So, you do sound like a person who worries a lot.  And when we worry a lot, we feel things 'more'.  Perhaps the action was a bit to rough and caused some swelling, bruising of your penis. But oral was protected both times.  This sounds about as safe as you can get. Nothing usually starts immediately std wise.  And you do not sound to have been at risk of any to me.  So, I would give it time and try not to think about it as your thinking about it a lot may be making you feel pain that might go away otherwise.  And a trip to the doctor never hurts.
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Yes I will admit I do worry very easily. And I agree with your response. I'm hoping it is all in my mind, I appreciate you taking the time to respond thanks.
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