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Anxiety about CDC infection

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Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
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#21 ·
Laura Castillo8 said:Hey there... :) So, I had some unprotected sex recently with a girl who's about two years older than me—I'm 17, she's 19. My main concern is that right after we hooked up, I came down with a really high fever the very next day. It lasted about a week and a half, and even after the fever broke, I just felt "off" for a while. Then, about a week after the initial fever subsided, I developed a sore throat and another fever around 100.4°F, which hasn't let up for one or two weeks now. I haven't noticed anything else, like a rash or anything... I asked her during the encounter what this was about, and she mentioned it was her third time experiencing something like this. Later, after a few weeks passed, I reached out to her again. She told me the last time she had issues was two years ago, and back then they used protection, so neither of them had any problems. She also mentioned that guy was her first partner at the time. Now, I don't know... I have this overwhelming fear regarding the CDC, though I can't quite put my finger on why I'm spiraling so much. Maybe I'm just overthinking things... I'm heading to the doctor tomorrow to get a referral for a urologist to figure this out, but I wanted to see what you guys think?
best, 🙂

could be mono

even if that fever sounds sketchy
Andrew Peterson2 Andrew Peterson2 Active Member
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#22 ·
Look, I’m no doctor—definitely not an expert here—but jumping straight to worrying about the CDC because of a fever seems like a bit of a stretch... especially since a high temp isn't even the usual way that shows up.
Let's just look at this theoretically for a second; maybe she was using some kind of cream with weird ingredients, and when you came into contact with it, it triggered an allergic reaction or something... just a thought.

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