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Why Dont I trust the Doctors?
Recently I started receiving oral sex from my girlfriend. We had oral and vaginal sex and the next two days I masturbated without proper lubricant. I woke up and noticed a red bump on the head of my penis. The first day it looked really irritated. I saw a doctor and he said it was unspecific looking. I went to planned parenthood 3 times in a week and they told me it didn't look like anything. Its been there just over a week and hasn't shown any signs of change, no scabbing or sore development.why can't I trust the all the doctors opinion? I'm so worried about this.
If you are that worried about something, then you and your girlfriend can get STD tested. If all results are negative, then there is noting to worry about.
From what you have described, your problems arose from masturbating "without proper lubricant", so the irritation should heal eventually. Just be sure to use a lubricant when masturbating. However, if you have a girlfriend, my advice is to stop all masturbation and save your sexual energy for when you are with her.
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