If you received unprotected oral sex, you may have contracted a DST, even if it has no symptoms. Some STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) may be without symptoms, such as AIDS, for example.
The risk of contracting an STD by oral sex is greater for those who do than for those who receive, because it is exposed to semen or vaginal fluid.
But that does not mean that those who get oral sex are not at risk. If the partner or partner has cold sores or gonorrhea, for example, who receives by being infected.
THE transmission of STDs also depends on the presence of wounds in the mouth of those who practice, such as infections or inflammation of the gums, canker sores, injuries caused by the use of toothbrushes or dental floss, among others.
In any case, the most appropriate in your case is seek a doctor to take the exams required. If you have nothing, you no longer have to worry about it. If you have an STD, you will probably be referred to a medical infectologist to receive the appropriate treatment.
