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Do Sore Throat, Dry Lips And Gum Infection Suggest Sexually Transmitted Diseases?
Question: DOCTOR
(1) six days back, I had a encounter wit a sex worker; fondled her naked breasts for 10 secs; with full clothes ON, she stroked my penis and slid condom; in between kissed her near to her may be on her lips; I ejaculated within condom(2) experience sore throat and dry lips. pls advise. whther I contracted stds?i have sore throat, seems like infection of gum and mouth; pls advse; feel infected throat and dry lip
(1) six days back, I had a encounter wit a sex worker; fondled her naked breasts for 10 secs; with full clothes ON, she stroked my penis and slid condom; in between kissed her near to her may be on her lips; I ejaculated within condom(2) experience sore throat and dry lips. pls advise. whther I contracted stds?i have sore throat, seems like infection of gum and mouth; pls advse; feel infected throat and dry lip
Brief Answer:
Regarding your risk of STDs
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us
I am dr.kakkar (Dermatologist and Venereologist). I have gone through your query and I have noted your concern.
Fondling and touching are absolutely safe practices and do not carry any risk of STD transmission. STD's are usually transmitted by unprotected sexual contact i.e either oral, vaginal or anal sex, though kissing (specially wet kissing, not just dry kissing) can be a risk factor for transmission of Herpes Labialis (HSV type 1 virus). Herpes labialis usually presents as painful sores on oral mucosa (involves lips, gums and palate).
Regards
Regarding your risk of STDs
Detailed Answer:
Hello. Thank you for writing to us
I am dr.kakkar (Dermatologist and Venereologist). I have gone through your query and I have noted your concern.
Fondling and touching are absolutely safe practices and do not carry any risk of STD transmission. STD's are usually transmitted by unprotected sexual contact i.e either oral, vaginal or anal sex, though kissing (specially wet kissing, not just dry kissing) can be a risk factor for transmission of Herpes Labialis (HSV type 1 virus). Herpes labialis usually presents as painful sores on oral mucosa (involves lips, gums and palate).
Regards
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