Globus feeling after risky sex.
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Good day, 4 months ago I had a risky sexual encounter. Penetration was done with condom, but I had unprotected oral sex (receiver). 4 days after, I had swollen tonsils without fever. 2 weeks after, a pasty white matter covered my gums like tartar but on my upper gum that disappeared after a one night fever a week after. After this I started having night sweats that lasted 1 week aprox. All theses symptoms have already gone but a globus sensation appeared in the left of my throat. The intensity varies sometimes I slightly feel it and other times I definitely feel like something stuck there and in the worst cases my right ear hurts a little bit and also the part of my neck which is under my right ear and at the joint with my jaw.
Tests I took:
4ta gen. Elisa for HIV (from vein) 30, 45, 75 and 107 days after last sex activity: all non reactive
4ta gen Eclia for HIV (from vein) 60 days after: non reactive
Ecography from the neck: no adenopathy seen.
Laryngeal endoscopy: left part of lingual tonsil slightly swollen (nothing to worry about according to the doctor).
Radiography of paranasal sinuses: slightly maxiloetmoidal sinusitis (nothing to worry about according to the doctor).
Hemogram blood test: everything under appropiate parameters.
Urine test: everything under appropiate parameters.
ENTs tell me that my right tonsil is only slightly swollen, but it doesn't deserve antibiotics. I took deflazacort for 10 days (also azithromycin for 3 days) and it only worked while I took it and only in the mornings, at night the globus feeling came again. I don't know what else to do. I would be glad if I can get rid of it.
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Ray-Z ricardo15481
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Ask the doctor to give you some Nitrate swab to cauterize your tonsil. Seems the infection has damaged the outer nerve. I've done that and helped alot.