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Please help! Is this an STI?

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jim63446
jim63446

I had unprotected sex 2-3 weeks ago (it was my first time). I noticed this weird spot on my foreskin today, it does NOT itch, burn, or sting. I dont have a fever or any other symptoms its just there. I plan on getting tested this week but I want some opinions in the mean time. I'm worried its herpes. PLEASE HELP

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  • adam82391
    adam82391 jim63446

    Posted

    I'm no expert, but it does look like Herpes to me 😦

    Wearing a condom didn't protect me from catching Herpes, but you should always use one anyway. Whatever it turns out to be, you should consider this a wake up call.

    And if it IS Herpes, prey the symptoms don't get worse. My first outbreak was utterly dreadful.

    • jim63446
      jim63446 adam82391

      Posted

      I feel like there is barley anything there and it doesnt bother me. i would have used a condom i was just really drunk

    • adam82391
      adam82391 jim63446

      Posted

      Not necessarily. They look like small blisters so they'll probably turn red once they scab over.

      I may be wrong; it may not be Herpes, but you asked for opinions and that's mine.

      Don't feel too bad if it does turn out to be Herpes. If you're single and sexually active, it's almost inevitable that you'll catch it eventually. It's not nice, but it happens.

    • Wee_Dugie
      Wee_Dugie jim63446

      Posted

      There are several online resources that explain about Herpes in general .....

      as we cannot post actual web addresses to external websites you need to do a search using the following information ....

      Try this one .....

      " Genital Herpes - CDC Fact Sheet "

      it is from CDC . GOV

  • jim63446
    jim63446

    Posted

    Got tested negative for HSV 1&2 NO STIs!!

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