I am currently based in Canada, had an ONS with a 22 yo white Canadian girl I met on Tinder. on October 28th night. The intercourse happened around 1:30 AM, meaning we can say it happened on the 29th. We started kissing, she gave me a blowjob, and I tried penetration multiple times (the head of my penis slightly entered her vagina a bunch of times with brief (2-3 seconds) exposure each time. However, I penetrated her one time with full entry, which lasted 2-3 seconds before I pulled out. To sum it up, I managed full "thrust" one time and a handful of brief tries for penetration. There was masturbation between trying without lube because I couldn't hold an erection so there may be some micro tears on my penis. We stopped and she found an excuse to leave, couldn't get a hold of her afterwards. She didn't answer my texts

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Thank you, doctor. Just to add some things. My throat pain turned into a more typical tonsilitis today. The fever around 37.8 Celsius, I also started seeing tonsillar exudates on both sides. On top of that, even though I don't have a runny or stuffy nose at this point, I feel a post-nasal drip, meaning I feel like I need to swallow some liquid stuck in my throat often. I don't think ASR tonsilitis produce any exudate. However, the last course of antibiotics and me getting sick again do  sound a bit odd in terms of timeline and symptoms. I have been feeling "off" for the past 20 days, and actual tonsil symptoms came back recently after healing up during the initial days. It is atypical for ARS to oscillate like that as well I think is that correct? 

After reading your response once again, I retract both statements on the likelihood of finding an infected partner, "less than 1/10 of 1% of women" (which obviously means far less than just 1/10 like I understood at first), and you mentioning influenza. I thought you referred to my symptoms, but I didn't catch that you were talking about acute symptoms. I sincerely apologize. 

Thanks for the additional information.  It does not change my assessment however.  The more I hear, the more this sounds like any one of a variety of causes of sore throat/tonsillitis and is best determined by a visit to your doctor.  The list of possible causes is long- that you have not responded to amoxicillin makes it unlikely that this is a strep throat.  Possibilities include a mononucleosis syndrome which could be caused by several viruses  as well as many other viruses which are typically not tested for as there are no specific treatment.  Again the right thing to do is address this with your own doctor.---

My symptoms worsened severely on Monday and Tuesday. I had an angry exudate, severe (39.7 Celsius being the highest) fever. That prompted me to go to the ER yesterday. My CRP level was 172.6, and my WBC was 12.5. They did a throat swab first but couldn't find anything. The doctor said the nurse might have swabbed the wrong area, so he did it again. After that, I had a CT scan, which came back negative. The fever prior to ER was 39.7, but when they triaged me and checked my temp, it was still 39.3, so they gave me three extra-strength Tylenol pills. After the CT scan, they took blood culture samples. They did a heterophile antibody test, which was negative, so I don't have mono. They gave me co-amoxiclav 500 mg 3x/10. I am feeling relatively okay now; they gave me steroids. The fever is under control.

I'm sorry that you are continuing to feel poorly but am glad beginning to feel better.  Several comments.---

Hi doctor, I am happy to report that my symptoms have been entirely under control since I returned from the emergency room on Wednesday morning. I haven't taken any Tylenol or Advil pills, I have no fever to record, and my sore throat is improving with exudates almost cleared up. The only thing left which is somewhat concerning is my night sweats. However, I connect it to my stress levels since I have to wake up at 4 AM to take my amoxiclav, and the fear of not being able to wake up is enough to keep me up most of the time. Night sweats have happened twice since the emergency room. Now that we know that the symptoms I had were not related to the ARS but to possible bacterial tonsilitis, can I have possibly had this infection in me since the last week of November? My incomplete initial amoxiclav usage (5 days followed by a couple of days break with another 3 days of use). Afterwards, getting prescribed baseline amoxicillin could potentially have weakened the bacteria but not wholly eradicated it. Therefore, once I finished that course, the problem arose again. Is it possible? My pill administration times were all over the place during those 10 days as well. I am much more careful this time. The hospital didn't contact me, so I am assuming that Amoxiclav could deal with whatever they found in the blood culture. I had never felt sicker in my life, and if it was due to a bad adherence to a drug regimen, I strongly recommend everyone to follow their course very carefully. 

Thanks for sharing your follow-up.  I'm pleased to hear you are feeling better.  ---