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MG concern

My penis made contact with the vaginal lips of a SW 15 Sep 11. 3 days later had sex with GF, a week after that GF developed a white discharge and itching. Both of us took 1G of Zpac medicine, discharge cleared within 48 hours, had sex after 72 hours. I have had recurring urethra burning sensations off and on, not when urinating ever since. I have had recurring muscle and joint pain.  I was tested for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV and herpes 46 days after SW contact all negative, been tested for chl-gon several times since, all negative.  My GF has always had painful periods even before this started and they continue. She had a uti in March 12 that responded to Bactrim and was apparently resolved. The last 6 weeks she has been having IBS symptoms. Now we both are having throat, hoarse voice and ear issues that i relate to oral sex. I have an ear infection and dry cough sweats with no temp. . I have had no luck getting a provider to order a Mycoplasma test. What should i do?
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That was the other possibility i was considering. I have body aches and temperature sensitivity as well.
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Sounds more like a fungial infection
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Brief penis to vagina contanct followed by covered intercourse. I continue to have burning at the base of my scrotum and penis 9 months after contact. I thought that MG could spread to other parts of the body especially through oral sex.
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your current symptoms aren't remotely std related. sore throats and ear issues are upper respiratory infections, not std's.

what sort of sexual contact did you have with the csw?  just your unprotected penis touching her vaginal lips isn't a real risk for a std and didn't require any testing or treatment.  

no idea why you are thinking mycoplasma at this point without any real symptoms of it.

grace
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