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I have never had vaginal sex. I had oral sex with a female a little over four months ago. Didn’t think anything of it. About 4 weeks later I developed a rash on my wrist where I always wear my watch. It began itching and I stopped wearing my watch. A couple weeks later I started have itching all over my body. Mainly my legs/thighs during the night. The body itching has pretty much stopped but still get itching sensation on my butt and thighs at night occasionally. I will randomly have what I describe as hives on my hands, neck and forearms that last a day or so. Last week I had a red rash appear on my genital head. It itched and then went away and left a single sore/bump that scabbed over and is now almost healed. No discharge from my genital or the bump. Is this something that would lead you to think it might be genital herpes. Thanks for your advice in advance.
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These symptoms are not consistent with you acquiring genital herpes from receiving oral sex. If you were to acquire herpes from receiving oral sex, you would have had sores on the penis within 2-10 days. The symptoms that you describe sound nothing like that nor is the timing correct for herpes acquisition
Terri
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