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The tip of my penis is very red and burns a bit
hello.
Two weeks ago, I had an encounter with a girl bit nothing much happened.
She quickly touched her ***** through her panties then kissed my penis through my trowser ( it was still on) and finally took my penis out.
But I stoped her there. She did not have time to do anything ( she actually had my penis in hand just for few seconds)
Two weeks later , I am having the tip of my penis very red a bit burning and a light pain in the right testicle. ( no discharge, no real urge to pee or pain doing so except at the tip of the penis as the irritation makes it pretty tender)
I went to the doc who tested me for gonnoreha and chalmydia.
She was quite dramatic but I thought such encounter would not really carry any risk.
Do you think my symptoms are std specific?
What is the likelihood to get std from such an encounter? Should I test for something else?
Two weeks ago, I had an encounter with a girl bit nothing much happened.
She quickly touched her ***** through her panties then kissed my penis through my trowser ( it was still on) and finally took my penis out.
But I stoped her there. She did not have time to do anything ( she actually had my penis in hand just for few seconds)
Two weeks later , I am having the tip of my penis very red a bit burning and a light pain in the right testicle. ( no discharge, no real urge to pee or pain doing so except at the tip of the penis as the irritation makes it pretty tender)
I went to the doc who tested me for gonnoreha and chalmydia.
She was quite dramatic but I thought such encounter would not really carry any risk.
Do you think my symptoms are std specific?
What is the likelihood to get std from such an encounter? Should I test for something else?
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There is no risk from your encounter at all, and your doctor was very dramatic to test you for STDs.
Your symptoms sound like possibly a prostate infection or inflammation, which is quite often not caused by an STD. The timing of this with your encounter sounds coincidental. Can you see a urologist?
Did your doctor do any other testing, like look for white blood cells in your urine?
Your symptoms sound like possibly a prostate infection or inflammation, which is quite often not caused by an STD. The timing of this with your encounter sounds coincidental. Can you see a urologist?
Did your doctor do any other testing, like look for white blood cells in your urine?
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Hello Jessi,
Thanks for your answer and the clarification that comes with it
The gonnoreha and chalmydia were indeed negative. Just then, my doctor decided to do a urine routine as she is persuaded that she will find a bacterial infection. She also putted me on a course of antibiotics.
I will keep you posted as the results will take 3 days to come in.
PS: I saw the experts point of view on the exposure I had but as the doctor asked me to take the test I was pretty confused l. Sorry for that
Thanks for your answer and the clarification that comes with it
The gonnoreha and chalmydia were indeed negative. Just then, my doctor decided to do a urine routine as she is persuaded that she will find a bacterial infection. She also putted me on a course of antibiotics.
I will keep you posted as the results will take 3 days to come in.
PS: I saw the experts point of view on the exposure I had but as the doctor asked me to take the test I was pretty confused l. Sorry for that
I'm glad they did the urine testing. You can have non-sexual infections. I'm glad they're treating you, and not making you wait. Definitely let us know what happens, and hope you're feeling better soon. :)
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