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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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What Causes Itching And Redness After Oral Sex?

This may sound strange and stupid all at the same time, but I had unprotected sex/oral last weekend and I think im allergic to something that he had in his mouth prior to engaging in oral. I have had a severe allergy before to tide powder detergent and was told by a dr that it was due to the saw dust they fluff it with. I swear im allergic to everything under sun. Is it possible, him being a cannabis user, that im allergic to what he smoked prior to oral? Im very red, and itchy, but not like a yeast infection itchy/red...suggestions?
Mon, 19 Jan 2015
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

For some individuals, even the simplest of things can cause an allergic reaction. If at all you are sure that it was from contact with his mouth, then it could have been anything he had eaten or used like toothpaste, gum, edibles, mouthwash, etc. This is not a theory I disapprove of and I would certainly think it is possible.

Either way I would advice the use of an anti-histamine to help relieve you of your symptoms.

Best wishes.
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What Causes Itching And Redness After Oral Sex?

Hello ma am and welcome. For some individuals, even the simplest of things can cause an allergic reaction. If at all you are sure that it was from contact with his mouth, then it could have been anything he had eaten or used like toothpaste, gum, edibles, mouthwash, etc. This is not a theory I disapprove of and I would certainly think it is possible. Either way I would advice the use of an anti-histamine to help relieve you of your symptoms. Best wishes.