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Is 5 days for an accurate urine test too soon?
Hi,
I had a non penetrative sexual encounter (unprotected oral sex, giving and receiving) oral sex with a 21 year old female recently (I’m 28) and was tested 5 days later. There would have been some genital touching as we were both naked however no penetration. We have had unprotected sex a few months before and infections were contracted.
All tests came back negative however I do feel like I am developing symptoms. This is no doubt not helped by my paranoid mind and constant checking for discharge. I sometimes have a very small amount of white discharge once per day. It really is very small.
I am very uneasy about this and worried I may have an infection.
My question to the forum is, is the recent urine test reliable or would it be best that I take another test if even for peace of mind?
Can the mind help trick you into producing very small symptoms due to anxiety?
I had a non penetrative sexual encounter (unprotected oral sex, giving and receiving) oral sex with a 21 year old female recently (I’m 28) and was tested 5 days later. There would have been some genital touching as we were both naked however no penetration. We have had unprotected sex a few months before and infections were contracted.
All tests came back negative however I do feel like I am developing symptoms. This is no doubt not helped by my paranoid mind and constant checking for discharge. I sometimes have a very small amount of white discharge once per day. It really is very small.
I am very uneasy about this and worried I may have an infection.
My question to the forum is, is the recent urine test reliable or would it be best that I take another test if even for peace of mind?
Can the mind help trick you into producing very small symptoms due to anxiety?
Fallen off the front page. Anyone able to offer any insight?
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Hi oral sex is very low risk activity. and symptoms would be a white puss penis discharge, burning while urinating or lip sores that would appear about a week or 2 later.
Hi, thanks for the reply. Can I rely on these results? I am in the process of arranging a new test for certainty but for a bit of leave of mind in the interim...
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
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STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
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