Unsure about HEP B vax status. In 98' city said it was mandated in school district. Not sure if just for new students. 

I had physical done in January all blood work was good. I was negative for everything even Hep B plus I did std/hiv tests, after each incident which require 2 weeks post incident, but those test did not test for HEP B only hep c. 

Either a shade of yellow urine or clear,  no dark brown I don't think. I went to urgent care, MD pressed on stomach and I was tender under ribs in the center. Im worried about Hep B

Too much is made on many education resources about hepatitis B virus (HBV) as an STD. It's really, really rare -- with almost all cases now in men having sex with other men. Even if you weren't vaccinated, almost certainly your partners have been. To my knowledge, I haven't come across a heterosexually transmitted case of HBV in 30 years. And it sounds like you had entirely safe sex as well. (HCV is even less often sexually transmitted, and not at all between males and females. The ONLY well documented sexual transmission scenario for HCV is for potentially traumatic [bloody] anal sex practices between males.)

I'm confused about your HBV test results:  "negative for everything include Hep B" and later "did not test for HBV". Which is it? Two weeks is too soon to detect a new infection, but fine to determine immune status from prior vaccination. If text actually was done and positive for HBV antibody, but others (HBs antigen), it proves you weren't infected.

You symptoms don't suggest hepatitis at all. If you told the urgent care doctor about your concern for hepatitis, or if she suspected it herself, presumably liver function tests (LFTs) were done. If not, they could be done now (I'm speaking of liver enzymes and bilirubin, not HBV testing). If normal these would prove you don't have hepatitis B (or any other hepatitis).

Bottom line:  virtually no risk for HBV and no serious suspicion you have it. But the only way to know for sure is to be properly tested both for HBV to check immune status, if not yet done; and perhaps LFTs. Feel free to let me know those result if and when done. In the meantime, I hope these comments are helpful.

HHH, MD

The only test I haven't done is the hep B panel after my incidents.  

The symptoms have been over 5 days,  and I never had heartburn,  indigestion,  or anything like this before. The timeline for my unprotected oral incident in April/may I thought kinda lined up with the symptoms starting.. 

Yeah I'm not too worried about hep c that test was negative on the panel I had done in Sept after August incident so I know I'm good from the may incident. 

I'm married and nervous.  

I tried finding Vax status

Most new HBV infections cause no symptoms. Of those with symptoms, typical onset is 10-20 days after exposure. Malaise (just feeling bad), perhaps pain in the upper right abdomen, more severe cases jaundice (yellow skin and eyes), and sometimes joint pains due to transint arthritis.

Married or not, this is like being nervous about being struck by lightning. Your odds of HBV probably are similar.

Weird metal taste in my mouth.  Haha I'm not sure what's going on.  I hope I'm OK.  

Thank you sir !!!!