Just had intercourse for the first time (no penis insertion just oral and finger) and developed a sticky pee like (in color and smell) discharge that requires me to wear a liner. Is it an infection and is there anything I can do without visiting a doctor right now?

Intercourse involves a penis inserted into a vagina. If his penis didn't enter you, you didn't have intercourse. What you experienced is commonly called foreplay.

It's possible it is an infection, but we can't determine that over the internet. A visit to the doctor is required for that.

Never heard of a sticky pee, and as said, you have NOT had intercourse for the first time, but you better see a doctor if your condition is out of the ordinary. Tests need to be done and only a doctor can do it for the right diagnosis and treatment. Planned Parenthood, or a free clinic near you, is an acceptable alternative to a family doctor.

May we ask how old you are? Since you don't know what intercourse is, it's apparent you need to educate yourself on human sexuality.

If you aren't prepared to be a mother, you shouldn't be engaging in risky behavior.

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May we ask how old you are? Since you don't know what intercourse is, it's apparent you need to educate yourself on human sexuality.

If you aren't prepared to be a mother, you shouldn't be engaging in risky behavior.

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I'm 20 and intercourse according to Sexual intercourse - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary includes: "intercourse (as anal or oral intercourse) that does not involve penetration of the vagina by the penis."

I do know the risk and factors of sex and regularly get tested. so can you please be a little less snarky in your answering. For more information the color is a pale yellow almost eggshell yellow when shown on a toilet paper I usually get a alot of clear sticky Discharge before and after my period but that is normal due to ovulation, instead of clear it showed up a different color this month.

You might want to go to a doctor to be sure before it turns out to be something that you could have taken care of. There is no telling what may have been on his fingers or in his mouth and it is possible you got some sort of infection.

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I do know the risk and factors of sex and regularly get tested.

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When's the next check up? I would move it up to sooner rather than later. Then you have facts and not speculation.

Since you are 20, and you already seem to know everything, I'm not sure why you are asking your question. Apparently you already have all the answers.