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Maybe gonorrhea?
Hi,
Recently I had an encounter with a woman I did not know very well. She was touching her vagina although I'm not sure if she penetrated or not. After that she had her hands on my testicles for about 15 seconds and proceeded to run over my urethra with one of her fingers. I panicked, and about 30 minutes later, stupidly, I wiped my tip and slightly inside my urethra with a paper towel soaked in rubbing alcohol.
The next day I noticed a subtle tingle at the opening of the urethra. Now is about there days later and I'm noticing two small purple dots at the very tip of the penis. These dots can be seen both on the outside and inside of the urethra opening. Also a little more of a burn right after I urinate. There is no discharge.
Also, if it helps, I took a uti test and was barely positive for leukocytes and negative for nitrites.
Recently I had an encounter with a woman I did not know very well. She was touching her vagina although I'm not sure if she penetrated or not. After that she had her hands on my testicles for about 15 seconds and proceeded to run over my urethra with one of her fingers. I panicked, and about 30 minutes later, stupidly, I wiped my tip and slightly inside my urethra with a paper towel soaked in rubbing alcohol.
The next day I noticed a subtle tingle at the opening of the urethra. Now is about there days later and I'm noticing two small purple dots at the very tip of the penis. These dots can be seen both on the outside and inside of the urethra opening. Also a little more of a burn right after I urinate. There is no discharge.
Also, if it helps, I took a uti test and was barely positive for leukocytes and negative for nitrites.
Hand-genital contact rarely if ever transmits STDs, even when hands or fingers have been in contact with genital fluids. And gonorrhea or any other STD can start to show symptoms in less than 24 hours; it takes at least a couple of days. And no STD would cause these symptoms.
Non STD UTIs are very rare in men under 40 years old.
My guess is that you've had some minor chemical or physical irritation, and or your anxieties about the event magnifying minor sensations and symptoms you otherwise wouldn't notice or worry about. Of course if you remain concerned, you can always visit a doctor or clinic for professional evaluation.
Non STD UTIs are very rare in men under 40 years old.
My guess is that you've had some minor chemical or physical irritation, and or your anxieties about the event magnifying minor sensations and symptoms you otherwise wouldn't notice or worry about. Of course if you remain concerned, you can always visit a doctor or clinic for professional evaluation.
Could this be the start of gonorrhea? Maybe a regular UTI? Or just irritation from the rubbing alcohol?
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