Me and my girl been together for four years and about a week ago we started having yellow discharge and a burning sensation when we urinate we both wondering what is it and how it happened can we develop an STD on our own
Can two clean sex partners develop an std?
- Asked
- 22 Feb 2015 by cali27
- Updated
- 22 February 2015
- Topics
- sexually transmitted diseases, discharge, sex, burning
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Added 23 Feb 2015:
Now she admitted to having unprotected sex a month ago with someone else but says he was clean and the unprotected part of the sex was oral could she get a std from that and when she had sex wit me passed it and the problem just now appeared can it b that r I'm I tripping
Added 23 Feb 2015:
Now she admitted to having unprotected sex a month ago with someone else but says he was clean and the unprotected part of the sex was oral could she get a std from that and when she had sex wit me passed it and the problem just now appeared can it b that r I'm I tripping
Responses (2)
kaismama
22 Feb 2015
That would be pretty much of a stretch. It could be just a bladder infection you're sharing.
Stephen Treloar
23 Feb 2015
That the problem started in; both of you more or less, at the same time, I instantly thought UTI (urinary tract infection). The doctor can assess both of you at the same time (simple urine test; they won't be checking for anything else in your blood) and get some antibiotics. It is not classed as an STD because they are pretty easy to catch on your own. Women are particularly susceptible and I've had two myself.
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