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red bumps on my chest after forplay
last night, my boyfriend and i fooled around and he tittie f***** me. Before he put his penis between my breasts, he started kissing there and stuff and after tittie f****** he ejaculated all over my chest. Today I look in the mirror and it looks like i have a big rash all over my breasts and in between but there red bumps, but they dont itch or anything. What is it? Can I treat it? What should I do? my parents would kill me if they found out.
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hahaha the same thing happened to me the other day. yeah, you probably are allergic. find a planned parenthood near you if you want help, but if not then don't do that if you don't want a rash and USE a condom.
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It is NOT herpies. Herpies has an incubation period of 6-8 days. You would NOT see any sign of herpies on the next day.
In addition, 13% is a vast overestimation of women who are alergic to their partner's sperm. Far more likely is that your rash is caused by the friction of being tittie-fucked.
Nevertheless, if you're worried, you should consult a doctor you trust.
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It sounds as if you may be allergic to your partner's semen, but there is no way to tell without you going to the doctor specifically for this.
Approximately 13% of women are allergic to some men's semen. This number may be under-estimated because many men and women engage in safer-sex practices, using condoms to prevent semen from coming in contact with the body.
This percentage was taken from this link:
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stating: "...suggests that approximately 13 percent of women examined during a study carried out in 1997 were determined to have the allergy making it more common than previously thought."
It's actually the proteins in the semen that a woman may be allergic to so there isn't really any way to make this discontinue. It's possible to have allergies to common proteins found in most men's semen or to have allergies to a specific person's proteins so you may only be allergic to your partner's semen.
If you are allergic to your partner's semen and engage in sexual intercourse in which he ejaculates or pre-ejaculates inside your vagina you may experience burning, redness, swelling, hives, itching, and possibly a yeast infection. It sounds as if you've broken out in some sort of hives on your chest area where the semen came in contact with your skin.
It is important for these women to use condoms while engaging in sexual activities. Semen allergies can become very severe, resulting in breathing complications. Usually the allergy symptoms will gradually worsen over time so exposure does nothing to help the body not react in this matter.
I recommend you make a doctor's appointment to discuss this issue with a professional. The sooner the appointment, the better so they can scrap the area and see if it is indeed an allergic reaction. Allergy testing may be necessary to ensure your future health. You will definately need to tell your doctor what happened before the rash appeared; however, it is unlikely the doctor will say anything to your parents about what happened.
In addition, if your partner has herpes (either or both type 1 and 2) you may have contracted herpes on your chest. It is very possible to have herpes all over your body so it isn't as silly as you may have just thought. This being said, you may need to have an STD test done to ensure this is not the case. Usually the signs and symptoms do not show up before three days but I suppose it could be possible.
The "usually signs and symptoms do not show up before three days..." was taken from:
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stating: "The first outbreak usually occurs in or around the [infected or exposed] area between 3 days and 2 weeks after exposure to the virus."
I hope I've helped you figure out what is causing the rash on your chest. I also hope you take precautions to prevent future complications due to unprotected sexual activities.
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