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Massage Paror Oral Sex
Hello. I’m new here and desperately would like some help. 48 hours ago I went to a seedy asian massage parlor. The woman offered oral sex and I accepted. She used saran wrap but licked my testicles, nipples and possibly my ground without saran wrap. Then she gave me oral sex using the plastic wrap, but I am not convinced it was 100% effective as it seemed she had some semen in her mouth after, which she removed with a tissue. I shave my pubic area, everything and there were a couple nicks in the shower about an hour-hour and a half prior that which sealed and did not reopen or bleed but may have gotten her saliva on those areas. I am panicking. I went to the doctor 24 hours later and they took blood and urine for tests but I am under the impression it isn’t even really effective that early. I have not experienced any symptoms except an occasional tingling in the tip of my penis, which could be me just being hyper aware of it. I am in a relationship of 15 years and don’t know what to do. I’m panicking. I hate having this secret. Do not want to put my wife in danger and am terrified she would leave me if she knew. I regret this deeply but am more concerned with health risks at the moment. Any advice is deeply appreciated.
Oral sex is fairly low risk AND she used saran wrap on top of that. I noticed you already asked your question in the STD community and hope you got good information there. Sometimes guilt and regret can make us really anxious and this might be you at this point. You went to the doctor, that's all you can do and you likely were protected with the saran wrap from the low risk this would present. HIV is no risk and oral sex has a small risk of hsv 1 genitally if she had herpes 1 and gave you oral. She had saran wrap though so not a concern AND a rare thing to happen in the first place. Don't think you have anything to worry about.
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I really appreciate your feedback. Thanks. I feel awful about it. Learned my lesson. Fingers crossed I’m clean. Thank you again.
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