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Male uti from oral received?

I got a bj a couple of months ago from a random. No issues until last week, I notice slight burning sensation when urinating and my pee stinks more than usual! Is it likely that I have an std? Or could I get a uti simply from bacteria?
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You wouldn't get anything from the clitoris slapping, but you could get gonorrhea, chlamydia or NGU from the oral sex.

You could also have a totally unrelated UTI.

You might also be dehydrated or have something else totally unrelated.

The only way you'll know is to see your doctor for testing.
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I appreciate the response. The first thing I did was drastically increase my water intake. My urine is not cloudy, and I have no discharge of any kind. My only symptom seems to be the smelly urine. The encounter lasted less than a minute, and the person who performed the act tested negative, so I thought I was good to go, but now I have over a week of strong smelling urine. I'm only 31, so what I read suggests uti is very uncommon in men my age.
Men of any age can get a UTI. UTIs aren't common in men of any age, but any male can get them.

The biggest reason for smelly urine is dehydration, followed by a UTI. It could be something you're eating, medication, drinking coffee, or an STI.

Your chances of an STI are low, given the brevity of the encounter, and oral sex is lower risk than vaginal or anal sex. Since it's been a week, it's probably time to see your doctor.
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One more thing, I never inserted my oenis, but I did slap her clit with it a couple of times. Thought that should be noted.
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