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Is this herpes?

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chris68239
chris68239

hi im 23 years old and this is really embarrasing but i think i may have herpes. i had protected sex with the person but she gave me unprotected oral. i havent had any flu like symptoms or burning or itching nor do i have any visible signs. i am certain i have pearly penile papules which is not a std just a skin condition but maybe i have both. i know that 90 percent of people have no or mild symptoms so im concerned please help!image

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  • xDx91xPi
    xDx91xPi chris68239

    Posted

    without any symptoms or signs it would be very hard to diagnose!

    go see a doctor and get a test only way to know!

    • chris68239
      chris68239 xDx91xPi

      Posted

      thanks for the response just wanted to know if this look like herpes. omw to clinic now

    • xDx91xPi
      xDx91xPi chris68239

      Posted

      usually like blister/ulcer type things! first outbreak can be painful! youd also experience itching!!

      most herpes has no symptoms so thats not to say you dont have it! but does look like a typical out break!

      best of luck!

  • cliff101
    cliff101 chris68239

    Posted

    When did you have sexual intercourse with the person? In many website, it takes between 2 day and 2 weeks for blisters or symptoms to appear. It doesn't look red and doesn't have no fluid inside. Is it painful to touch? I'm black and have ppp, but mines don't look like that. But everyone's different.

    • chris68239
      chris68239 cliff101

      Posted

      back in oct 2018 . i seen a doctor today and he said its not herpes from the looks but ill took test and will have results in 2 days. doc told me to expect no call because hes sure i dont have it

  • cliff101
    cliff101 chris68239

    Posted

    I'm kinda going through the same thing bro, I had unprotected oral sex. It's going into 4 weeks now and nothing has shown. You can take a blood test 6 weeks after exposure, and four months later to be accurate.

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