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Std concerns after protected sex
I have posted before on this but a have another question. I had protected vaginal sex with a sex worker. I had irritation on my penis for about 6 days with redness and a dull sting. That went away with a little redness still there. My concern is the tip of my urethra has a dull sting on and off all day and my prostate or perenium is tender, I feel like I have to urinate a little more frequently. Right inside the urethra on the left wall of the the skin is very slightly grayish/bluish. It has been a week and two days since this intercourse. Can condom irritation cause this? I'm concerned it could be an std even though the sex was protected.
COMMUNITY LEADER
I dont believe the condom would cause that but maybe your allergic to latex.
The very top of my penis on the left side of the opening is slightly inflamed with no real redness.
COMMUNITY LEADER
Hi again, if you penis was covered then no bacteria could enter it so you would not be exposed and your symptoms are not std related.
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