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I gave oral sex to my girlfriend. i have on several occasions in the past. however i have started urinating frequently, recently. do i have an std?
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Oral Sex and UTI?: Not likely. Unless you have direct contact with an infected part of your girlfriend's body with your penis then you can get an std--if she has one. But, oral sex on your girlfriend and not the other way around cannot possibly explain your current urinary symptoms.
Answered 5/1/2013
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