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What happens if you get peppered sprayed in the mouth and then do outercourse and then intercourse because me and my partner are burning now?
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Mood killer: If the problem was immediately noticeable, then it might have been from residual pepper spray on your skin. If so, lots of water (shower or bath) and a little time will resolve this. If there was a delay of one to few days...then is more likely concerning for an STD--particularly if the burning persists--and should get checked by a Dr. Good luck!
Answered 2/10/2015
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