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Possible STI/STD infection

2017-11-06 04:46:56
It's been exactly a month since I had unprotected sex with a stranger. He didn't ejaculate inside me because I didn't let him go in all the way(it was my first time). I don't have any symptoms of an STI but at the same time I've read online sources that say that most STI go undetected for months. I just want to be sure that the next time I have sex I won't infect anybody but I can't afford the tests yet.
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You need to be careful what you do. USE CONDOMS EVERYTIME. DO NOT PLAY WITH YOUR LIFE. Test can detect STI

Answered2017-11-08 14:21:56

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