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atrain32 · 01-26-2013, 06:35 PM

Well, I saw a provider last week and needless today about five days later started feeling sick, fever and an aching sore throat. I performed oral on her and needless to say am pretty sure I've got oral gonorrhea, I'm going to get tested Monday, and obviously going to abstain till I get verification. I have good reason to believe this provider may have a STD due to reading some of her reviews and timing....won't drop names though, it should be her who should stop providing till she is clear. How do people typically go about this on this site.

ArisRose · 01-26-2013, 06:46 PM

1. You need to be 100% sure that you do have an STD. Until you get tested you can't now fore sure (hell, it just sounds like the flu to me).

2. You can't speculate about the medical condition of others. What you can do is post a review now of her, and then come back and tell us that you have been tested and you do now have the clap. Just call it an STD alert on yourself and we will go back and see who all you've been eating and fucking.

3. Ask what method of testing is being used. An Aptima assay is better for detection than a GC culture. I'm not 100% sure of what method is being used in the free clinics but I know you have to ask for an oral test.

twatkisser · 01-26-2013, 07:46 PM

Everyone in Nebraska just about has had a cold/flu, sore throat, achy body, fever, runny nose. Probably got the flu. If you have oral std, your throat would be so sore you couldn't swallow and red as a beet and you might have white spots, but most people show no signs or symptoms from oral gonorrhea, it is very rare.

atrain32 · 01-26-2013, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by twatkisser

Everyone in Nebraska just about has had a cold/flu, sore throat, achy body, fever, runny nose. Probably got the flu. If you have oral std, your throat would be so sore you couldn't swallow and red as a beet and you might have white spots, but most people show no signs or symptoms from oral gonorrhea, it is very rare.

I agree, but I have difficulty swallowing, only been eating soup and that is difficult to get down, it's pretty damn red. Read in a review about her that she left a white discharge on someone's sheets, which is common of gonorrhea.

MsElena · 01-26-2013, 08:39 PM

Ever thought maybe you have strep throat? I spent 6 hours in an ER with one of the worst cases of strep throat the ER doc had seen. I couldn't swallow and I had a fever. They kept me that long because they had to give me an IV to build my liquids back up because I was severely dehydrated.

Also, when in doubt.....consult the CDC website or webMD for info on STD's and such.
http://www.cdc.gov/std/gonorrhea/stdfact-gonorrhea.htm

If you truly believe that you have an STD that you received from a provider who has reviews on the board and posts on here......its your duty to warn people once you have it confirmed.

Have you tried to contact the lady in question? Talk to her to see what she says.

Guest123018-4 · 01-26-2013, 09:54 PM

Back in the 70s I went to the free clinic and they had a sing that said you must request an oral exam for the clap.
I thought to myself, WTF, I eat pussy.
So, I ask the doc about an oral exam.
He said do you suck dick.
I said hell no, I eat some pussy and I saw the sing and thought I would ask.
He said the sign really was more for the guys that were peter puffers and that it was highly unlikely that I could get the throat clap unless I was suckin some dick.

They main thing is to get yourself checked on occasion even if you dont think you got anything because some of these things may not have noticeable symptoms.

While I am not a doctor but have seen many TV shows where actors played doctors that I feel nearly certified in judging that you probably have the flu and or a bacterial infection. Either way, while you are at the doc have him or her check you out.

Mojojo · 01-26-2013, 09:56 PM

First you should go get tested! Dude you're gambling with your health, prolonging this is not smart, get checked and treated asap!

2nd chalk it up as a loss and contact the provider PRIVATELY regarding your situation and suggest she get checked too.

3rd do not make reference or suggest that any member here passed it on to you. It's against forum guidelines to speculate about another members medical condition.

This is an adult hobby, we all partake at our own risk man so we can't really blame anyone but ourselves for things that happen.

sexuser · 01-27-2013, 12:24 AM

http://www.medicinenet.com/oral_gono...toms/views.htm

http://www.webmd.com/oral-health/tc/...hroat-symptoms

jaja133 · 01-27-2013, 12:44 AM

I know one provider on here had Strep a week or two ago. PM me the provider you were with?

Marcus Aurelius · 01-27-2013, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by mojojo213

First you should go get tested! Dude you're gambling with your health, prolonging this is not smart, get checked and treated asap!

2nd chalk it up as a loss and contact the provider PRIVATELY regarding your situation and suggest she get checked too.

3rd do not make reference or suggest that any member here passed it on to you. It's against forum guidelines to speculate about another members medical condition.

This is an adult hobby, we all partake at our own risk man so we can't really blame anyone but ourselves for things that happen.

Well said.