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Small Red Bumps, and slight burning while urinating
I recently had unprotected sex with my partner of 2 months. It happened at a hot tub, and I noticed that the next morning I felt a slight burning sensation while urinating. I also noticed small red bumps almost like a rash around the tip of the penis. I remember that my experience in the hot tub felt kind of painful at first. This happened on July 26th, and since then the rash type symptom has not gone away and the burning sensation is not a everyday thing. This is the first time I've experienced any kind of discomfort or rather symptom after engaging in a sexual intercourse. Any idea what this could be, thanks.
I recently had unprotected sex with my partner of 2 months. It happened at a hot tub, and I noticed that the next morning I felt a slight burning sensation while urinating. I also noticed small red bumps almost like a rash around the tip of the penis. I remember that my experience in the hot tub felt kind of painful at first. This happened on July 26th, and since then the rash type symptom has not gone away and the burning sensation is not a everyday thing. This is the first time I've experienced any kind of discomfort or rather symptom after engaging in a sexual intercourse. Any idea what this could be, thanks.
Rashes can or cannot be std related. You have to have it looked at by a doctor to get a proper diagnosis.
I'm sorry but I keep thinking and I really do not know of any std that causes a rash.
This is not typical primary herpes outbreak behavior. Saying things like that causes worry. I'm not saying it is not possible, but it is unlikely.
genital warts dont create itch or pain whereas herpes will cause both. to see a reaction that quickly is uncommon but there are many possabilities that are nonthreatening and common. see a doctor dont worry.
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