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What Cause Of Throat Pain After The Oral Sex ?
hello doctors, i m 20 male. the other night me and my girl friend had oral , i used my tongue to her reproductive area. then yesterday i ate a fish, after eating a fish my right part of a throat begun to ache, i tried to insert my fingr to check if it is a fish bone , but there is no fish bone... my question is, is this the cause of having oral S with my partner?(using my tongue to her reproductive area) She is negative from STDS, but i dont know if there is bacteria in her reproductive area.. When i swallow my saliva its kinda like sharp pain in my right throat.. 3 of out 10 pain ( 10 is the most painful)
Thu, 4 Aug 2011
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query.
Oral is a part of regular sexual act.
It is good to clean your private parts well before oral act.
You would be having sore throat that is infection of pharynx, which would be due to bacterial infection contracted by oral.
But it would also be due to a fish bone impaction.
So, try with salt water gargles with warm water many times a day and also drink more warm fluids like water, milk, soupe.
You can also start a course of antibiotic of penicillin or macrolide group.
If the symptoms do not subside consult a physician.
Hope I have answered your query.
Wishing you good health.
Regards,
Thanks for posting your query.
Oral is a part of regular sexual act.
It is good to clean your private parts well before oral act.
You would be having sore throat that is infection of pharynx, which would be due to bacterial infection contracted by oral.
But it would also be due to a fish bone impaction.
So, try with salt water gargles with warm water many times a day and also drink more warm fluids like water, milk, soupe.
You can also start a course of antibiotic of penicillin or macrolide group.
If the symptoms do not subside consult a physician.
Hope I have answered your query.
Wishing you good health.
Regards,
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