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  • Jul 24, 2014, 05:08 AM
    sarahraza60
    STD
    Help !
    I had oral sex ( contact of penis with my vagina ) almost 3 years ago and never had sex in my life. It has recently started triggering me that I'm facing frequent vaginal discharge which is at times yellowish and thick. Other than this I'm not facing any kind of pain while urinating or abdominal also there is no swelling.
    I'm scared if I have any sort of STD. I can't go and visit the doctor. Help me please
  • Jul 24, 2014, 05:23 AM
    dontknownuthin
    Oral sex would involve your mouth or your partner's mouth, just do you are aware . If you have any unusual issues, see your doctor. It could also be a yeast infection, which is common for some women and easily treated, but must be diagnosed. If you get one that is medically confirmed, you will know the signs so if it reoccurs you will be able to use over the counter medication.
  • Jul 24, 2014, 05:44 AM
    smoothy
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by sarahraza60 View Post
    Help !
    I had oral sex ( contact of penis with my vagina ) almost 3 years ago and never had sex in my life. It has recently started triggering me that I'm facing frequent vaginal discharge which is at times yellowish and thick. Other than this I'm not facing any kind of pain while urinating or abdominal also there is no swelling.
    I'm scared if I have any sort of STD. I can't go and visit the doctor. Help me please

    Un... No you didn't have oral sex... Oral sex is one persons mouth being in contact with the other persons genitals. What YOU had was actual sex.

    THe only way you are going to find out if its an STD or not is to go to a doctor to be tested.
  • Jul 24, 2014, 05:48 AM
    Fr_Chuck
    While yes, of course it could be a STD. there are many, many infections women have very commonly. Why are these not your first choice as to what is wrong.

    But you will have to go to the doctor and test, to determine what is wrong.
  • Aug 5, 2014, 06:19 PM
    judith128
    You better see a doctor. It could be a yeast infection or worst. Prevention is better than cure. I hope it is not STD.
  • Aug 6, 2014, 06:07 AM
    AntC
    Whether it is an STD or a yeast infection, it can easily be treated. Go to your local Health Dept. if you cannot afford a private MD.

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