Sore throat after blowjob.
The sore throat may be a real torment, regardless of whether it arose due to oral sex or not. Symptoms such as the sore throat and an increase in tonsils can be caused by a common cold or pharyngitis, but they can also be caused by an infection that you could get during a blowjob.
A man, without knowing it, can become infected with an infection transmitted sexually (STPP), and transfer it through the liquid during oral sex. Some SPPPs are easier to transmit with oral sex, including herpes and gonorrhea. Yeast infections can also be transmitted to partners during oral sex.
Symptoms of oral STI can be as follows:
– a sore throat;
– tonsillitis;
– mouth damage;
– herpes;
– heat;
– An increase in tonsils.
Exist ways to protect yourself and your partner from infections during oral sex.
1. Use condoms or latex napkins during oral sex.
2. Refrain from oral sex if one of the partners has open cuts or ulcers. If you recently went to the dentist and decided to please your man with a blowjob, it is better to wait a bit, because you may have small wounds in your mouth, which you may not know about.
3. Avoid the use of food products with a condom or latex cloth, since they can destroy latex.
It is recommended to consult a doctor if you suspect that you may have an infection, or when the symptoms of a cold lasts more than a few days. Remember that an unfinished infection can be a serious problem. If you really have an infection, the doctor can take sowing from the pharynx to identify its cause. If it turns out that you have a SPPP, be sure to talk to your partner so that he also goes through treatment, even if he does not have noticeable symptoms. Without treatment, your partner can again infect you with an infection, even if you have undergone a course of treatment.
If something bothers you, the best that you can do is seek help and information to the doctor. Do not self -medicate. In the end, we are talking about your health and well -being.
