A WOMAN suffered a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction to penicillin after swallowing her partner's semen during oral sex. The unidentified year-old was rushed to hospital after she started vomiting, breaking out in hives and struggling to breathe.
She told medics that she had a penicillin allergy but denied having taken the drug before delivering the blow job. They then discovered that her partner had been on a course of amoxicillin-clavulanic acid - a form of penicillin - to treat an ear infection. And that, according to doctors at Hospital General Universitari d'Alacant, had worked its way down into the bloke's semen and made its way Susana Almenara, lead author of the report - published in the British Medical Journal Case Reports, is now urging anyone with known drug allergies to be aware of the potential risk and ensure they use condoms.
Almenara said that this was the first reported case of amoxicillin-induced anaphylaxis happening in a woman after having sexual contact with a man taking the drug. Saying that, however, she also revealed that there had been a "few reports" of allergic reactions related to drugs being transferred through sexual intercourse. Reactions to the drug have happened via kissing before, but this is thought to be the first through oral sex.
The bloke is thought to have taken the drug in question four hours before having sexual contact with the women. She was given a dose of adrenalin and steroids to combat her reaction and she was breathing normally within six hours.
Although it is possible to be allergic to the proteins in semen, medics thought it unlikely in this woman's case as she's performed blow jobs before without having any difficulty. We pay for your stories and videos! Do you have a story or video for The Scottish Sun? Email us at scoop thesun.
