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Abdominal pain, vaginal discomfort, and discharge

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Participants Ashadowotter7stormybadger9Nancy Brooks76Edward GreenMichael Thomas6Jose Miller3quiethound45Angela Wright
A Anonymous VeteranOP
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#1 ·
Hey everyone!

My girlfriend and I have been doing oral for a while now, but we haven't actually had penetrative sex yet...
The thing is, she told me the other day that her stomach hurts, she’s experiencing vaginal pain, and there’s some kind of discharge going on.

We’ve been together quite a bit, and this just started happening out of nowhere. Am I the one who caused this? She mentioned something about an infection. I'm honestly doubting if I passed anything to her, since I haven't slept with anyone else before her, so I really don't think I could have picked up an STI.🙂

Any advice?
shadowotter7 shadowotter7 Newcomer
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#2 ·
anonimusss said:Hey everyone!

My girlfriend and I have been practicing oral sex for quite a while now, though we haven't moved on to full intercourse yet...
Now, she mentioned the other day that she’s dealing with some abdominal pain, vaginal discomfort, and some unusual discharge.

We've been together for a good amount of time, and this just started happening out of nowhere. Am I the one to blame here? She thinks it might be some kind of infection. Honestly, I find it hard to believe I passed anything along, considering I haven't been with anyone else since we started dating...🙂

Any advice?

Look, it's highly unlikely that you're the cause of this, though I can't say for certain without knowing the specifics. That said, she really needs to see a doctor right away to get it sorted out. It's always much better to catch these things early and prevent them from getting worse than trying to fix a major problem later on.
stormybadger9 stormybadger9 Newcomer
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#3 ·
anonymous said:Hey everyone!

My girlfriend and I have been doing oral for a while now, but we haven't actually had penetrative sex yet...
Now, she’s telling me her stomach hurts, she's having pain down there, and there's some kind of discharge going on.

We've been together quite a bit, and then suddenly this happens... am I the one to blame here? She's saying it's some kind of infection. I'm honestly doubting if I could have passed anything to her since I haven't slept around with anyone else before her...🙂

Help me out here!

So you're saying you haven't even hooked up with anyone else... so what does that even have to do with this? 😁 It might just be a random irritation or something...
Nancy Brooks76 Nancy Brooks76 Newcomer
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#4 ·
It’s probably best if she just heads to her own OB-GYN so they can clear up any confusion for both of them... 👍
Edward Green Edward Green Regular
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#5 ·
anonimusss said:she claims it's some kind of infection

Did she actually see a doctor?
Michael Thomas6 Michael Thomas6 Newcomer
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#6 ·
shadowotter7 said:Like, as if I could’ve passed some disease onto her—which is total BS since I haven't even slept with anyone else besides her.

Exactly, man. It's just like driving on the interstate... you can be as careful as possible, but you're still at the mercy of some idiot flying through a red light.
A Anonymous VeteranOP
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#7 ·
Michael Thomas6 said:Look, lady, it’s just like driving on the highway... you can be as careful as possible, but you can't stop some idiot from swerving right into you.

But there's no guarantee 🙂

Just go see a doctor and call it a day...
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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#8 ·
So, like, was there ever actually an option for you guys on this forum to come up with some other way to fix things besides just heading to the doctor?

As my buddy Willard always says—where on earth do you people even come from? I haven't a clue...
shadowotter7 shadowotter7 Newcomer
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#9 ·
Rachel Brooks63 said:Wait, was there actually an option for us forum users to just invent our own medical cures instead of going to a doctor?

It’s like my buddy Willard always says—where on earth do you people come from? I honestly have no clue!

Good grief, it’s like we’re all totally helpless without some MD telling us what to do. 😬
But in all seriousness, if you actually want any helpful input here, you really need to lay out the specifics of her situation. You can't get much advice without the details.
quiethound45 quiethound45 Active Member
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#10 ·
There are plenty of spontaneous inflammations caused by vaginal microflora imbalances, so that’s likely what we’re looking at here. It’s probably just a yeast infection, since almost every woman deals with them at some point 😬
Honestly, you guys are being a bit silly—immediately jumping to conclusions about sex. We women are much more complex than that; maintaining vaginal health isn't exactly the simple task it's made out to be... 😉
She should just see a gynecologist and get it sorted out. I suspect it’s nothing serious.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#11 ·
anonimusss said:Hey everyone!

My girlfriend and I have been doing oral for a while now, but we haven't actually had penetrative sex yet...
Now, she suddenly tells me her stomach hurts, she's feeling discomfort down there, and she's dealing with some kind of discharge.

We've been together for quite a bit, and then this just happens out of nowhere. Am I the one to blame here? She’s saying it’s some kind of infection. I'm wondering if I could have passed something to her, though I honestly doubt it since I haven't slept with anyone else before her.🙂

Help me out!

Just because you haven't had full intercourse doesn't mean you couldn't pass over a bacterial infection. Bacteria can thrive on any mucous membrane, including the ones in your mouth.

For what it's worth, you can absolutely catch gonorrhea through oral sex. For example, if a woman performs oral on a guy who has it, the infection can settle right into her throat or tonsils... and that is a massive headache.

Go get yourself a throat swab tested.

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