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Red head and itchy urethera in penis!
Hello, since 2 months a go I've been feeling itchy urethra. It started by a strange feeling, but now it hurts and is really itchy.
I went to general doctor, that told me that this was some kind of STD, clamydia or gonorhea. He gave me azytromicin and another one witch name I dont remember.
I have a girlfriend for 1 year and it was virgin, so It is possible to get a dicease 1 year a go and just feel it now?
After a month after taking the pills, I still feel the pain!
I went to 2 urologists that say that my penis is normal. But it really hurts and is itchy. What should I do?
I went to general doctor, that told me that this was some kind of STD, clamydia or gonorhea. He gave me azytromicin and another one witch name I dont remember.
I have a girlfriend for 1 year and it was virgin, so It is possible to get a dicease 1 year a go and just feel it now?
After a month after taking the pills, I still feel the pain!
I went to 2 urologists that say that my penis is normal. But it really hurts and is itchy. What should I do?
Hello,
Sometimes, stds can stay in the body and cause problems a long time after getting into our bodies. Sometimes, they cause lesions (that's the reason why you feel pain) and even if they are treated, there can be a secondary infections, with fungi or any other parasite.
If you got chlamydia or gonorrhea, take the treatment until your doctor tells you to stop. 3 weeks after finishing the treatment, test for this two infections. If your result is negative, you are free, but you will have to look for a treatment for your secondary infections.
f it's a yeast (fungi) infection, it will be treated easily with a cream.
All the best.
Sometimes, stds can stay in the body and cause problems a long time after getting into our bodies. Sometimes, they cause lesions (that's the reason why you feel pain) and even if they are treated, there can be a secondary infections, with fungi or any other parasite.
If you got chlamydia or gonorrhea, take the treatment until your doctor tells you to stop. 3 weeks after finishing the treatment, test for this two infections. If your result is negative, you are free, but you will have to look for a treatment for your secondary infections.
f it's a yeast (fungi) infection, it will be treated easily with a cream.
All the best.
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