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Possible STD in the mouth05/06/2009 |
hello i recently had oral sex when i was drunk with a stranger. I have now found that i have 2 lumps in my mouth. I`m very afraid that these may be caused by a STD. However, i do have braces so it could just be off them grinding off my cheeks
The only way to be sure that you do not have an STD is to be examined by your physician and be tested. The bumps in your mouth may or may not have anything to do with an STD. If they appeared right after your encounter, they are more likely to have been caused by your braces. However, to be safe, visit your physician and explain what happened. If any tests are needed, your physician can arrange for them to be done.
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D Stanley Sharples, DDS Clinical Assistant Professor of Primary Care Dentistry College of Dentistry The Ohio State University |
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