[Question #1000] Unprotected oral sex exposure & risk
102 months ago
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102 months ago
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102 months ago
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
102 months ago
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Welcome to the Forum. I'll be pleased to comment. First let me congratulate you on getting the tests that you did- these were just what was appropriate in this situation. Based on these test results and your report, I am confident that your current difficulties do not represent an STI. Your test results (as well as the absence of urine white blood cells) also effectively rule out the possibility that you acquired an STI from the exposure that you describe. Further for any STI to have its onset 4-6 weeks after a sexual exposure would be quite unusual. Finally, for STI symptoms (which can be mild) to come and go in the manner you currently describe would be most unusual.
I do not have a good explanation for the rash ("dots") that you describe. common causes of the sort of rash you describe might be a fungal skin infection, trauma (from masturbation most commonly), or some other unrelated process.
My advice is to try to not worry about this, to be confident that there is no evidence that you acquired an STI from the exposure you described, and to not hesitate to have unprotected sex with your regular sexual partner. I hope these comments help. EWH