Please help it’s urgent.
I (F24) had partial sex day before yesterday. By partial I meant my tinder date(first meet) didn’t insert his thing fully in me cuz I didn’t feel like having sex with him at the time but he half did it then stopped. He wasn’t wearing a condom. Although he did a lot of fingering and spitting on my vag and now I am having a lot of discharge, some yellow and some clear. At the start of my vaginal entrance, there is a small round open wound kinda thing that has white edges around it and most of my yellow discharge is coming from it (I guess) and it burns slightly when I pee. I’m feeling very wet (not horny just wet down there) since yesterday as there’s a lot of discharge.
Is it an sti? Can I treat it at home?
I’m on study permit in canada and I don’t have proper access to doctors here and it costs a lot to see a proper doctor so I’m just looking for help here.
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yea, yellow discharge can be a sign of an infection esp if it has a smell. it could be trich but idk if you would get symptoms that fast. if it is, you need an antibiotic. the only time i had yellow discharge was when i was fighting an infection!
sometimes infections can spread and get worse if you don’t treat it. it’s hard to say tho since you can’t be properly looked at. with that being said, don’t let anyone’s dick near you without a condom especially not a tinder hookup. you can also catch things from someone’s saliva.
we can’t tell u what you have. you would have to get tested but i don’t think symptoms would start that fast unless you’ve had unprotected sex with someone else before that date. either way 😅 i’m 18 and know better than to do risky things like that. can you call planned parenthood and ask about your options to get tested
Almost certainly not an sti from an encounter yesterday, you would develop symptoms that quick. Might have inflamed something you already have. But a sore like that could be from almost anything, so it’s difficult to say from how you discovered it. But you should get checked out as an open sore could make you more susceptible to infection either way. Canadian health care in general is highly affordable comparatively to most of the world even for visitors. Say a walk in clinic. Your university, I assume what you mean by study, may provide some health services as well