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Itching In The Vagina After Intercourse. HIV Or STD Chances?
Hi doc,i had protected sex and oral sex i.e i allowed my boyfriend (of whom we havent bn together for 4months) suck me for 20mins after which we had sex wt condom and dere ws no leakage after takin my bath i started itchin all over except around my viginal what cud b wrong am alittle worried and unhappy bcos jst last week i dd a comprehensive medical check up wen d results were out i have a clean record no hiv no stds,pls what could b wrong?
Mon, 6 May 2013
Hello."sex wt condom "you reffers is sex with condom or sex without condom.
"Procteted sex and oral sex"I understand that you did you use condom.
Sex with condom protect you pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases(std)
Sex without condom the consequences can be pregnancy(not initially if you use some method of contraception)and sexually transmitted diseases.Sexually transmitted diseases you can suffers; depends on if your boyfriend has any of these diseases.
Addition to the oral and vaginal route,disease should be considered a consequence of suck you.
Must await the results of comprehensive medical check .
I wish you good health.
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"Procteted sex and oral sex"I understand that you did you use condom.
Sex with condom protect you pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases(std)
Sex without condom the consequences can be pregnancy(not initially if you use some method of contraception)and sexually transmitted diseases.Sexually transmitted diseases you can suffers; depends on if your boyfriend has any of these diseases.
Addition to the oral and vaginal route,disease should be considered a consequence of suck you.
Must await the results of comprehensive medical check .
I wish you good health.
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