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Mythery STD! Very puzzled.

I've had this problem for at least 6 years now. Every time I have unprotected vaginal intercourse with a girl, she gets an assortment of major discomforts within 3-5 days, extreme itching, more than usual white discharges, minor pain in her vagina etc. This happens whether or not I ejaculate inside her. I myself have absolutely no symptoms what so ever.

I've come to believe there is something in my pre-cum that cause these symptoms in the female, If I have protected sex, she won't show have symptoms, if I only slide in a few times without a condom, she won't show these symptoms, and, strangely enough, all of my long-term sexual partners, usually after about 5-10 unprotected intercourses, will have these symptoms goes away, after using antibiotics etc. But a new partner will Always display these symptoms after the first few times and requires treatment, they are usually diagnosed with "vaginal uncleanness" or "yeast infection".

I have tested negative for any and all known STDs in multiple clinics, and I'm just stumped. If anyone can point out what this mysterious germ in my pre-cum that's causing my partners these extreme discomforts, you're obviously very very knowledgeable and I will be ever so grateful.

Thank you

Cheers,
Alex
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3149845 tn?1506627771
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Hard to say, maybe its your natual pH, but can be soap or fabric softerner or any number of things that comeinto contact with your skin.
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Thanks for the reply. I've tried everything but nothing seems to change the fact that every new partner experience these symptoms. What could have caused pH change?

Thanks
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3149845 tn?1506627771
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Hi Alex, The skins pH maintains a level that prevents fungal and yeast infections and if this is happening it would appear something in your pH or the partners pH is causing this. Could be the soap your using or any number of things.
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