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Hello, i know that there are lot of question about this topic. I would like to ask about my situation and my problem now.
3 days ago i had like 3-5 min unprotected oral (recieving) from CSW. Between oral i recieve like 5 seconds rimming - she did it i didnt like it so i ask her to stop.
We had protected sex for 5 min and condom didnt break.
from yesterday evening (48 h after exposure) i feel like my bladder is not ok. I dont have any other symptoms (pain during urination or after, no discharge) Yesterday i was outside for long time in cold weather and i was cold - i dont think its common for man to have UTI from cold. (I personally had it once when i was younger).
My question is - is possible that gonorrhea would have only one symptom "slight discomfort" Without any other symptoms? Is not pain its like very light cramping when i stand up from couch or bed. My thinking was - it would go up from tip to uthera and then bladder. Not starting only in bladder.
Could it be any other STD so fast? For chlamydia is too soon i suppose.
Hope i described my problem so you can understand.
Thank you for respond.
3 days ago i had like 3-5 min unprotected oral (recieving) from CSW. Between oral i recieve like 5 seconds rimming - she did it i didnt like it so i ask her to stop.
We had protected sex for 5 min and condom didnt break.
from yesterday evening (48 h after exposure) i feel like my bladder is not ok. I dont have any other symptoms (pain during urination or after, no discharge) Yesterday i was outside for long time in cold weather and i was cold - i dont think its common for man to have UTI from cold. (I personally had it once when i was younger).
My question is - is possible that gonorrhea would have only one symptom "slight discomfort" Without any other symptoms? Is not pain its like very light cramping when i stand up from couch or bed. My thinking was - it would go up from tip to uthera and then bladder. Not starting only in bladder.
Could it be any other STD so fast? For chlamydia is too soon i suppose.
Hope i described my problem so you can understand.
Thank you for respond.
Greetings.
Gonorrhea in men is usually very symptomatic: in older non-English books there was a term "eye-popping pain" to describe it. It is theoretically possible to have gonorrhea with little pain and little discharge, but it is not likely.
And yes, it can't start in bladder.
No other STIs produce symptoms you describe.
If you are over 40, acute prostatitis is much more likely to fit your symptoms. It may also be a mild urethritis caused by normal (non-STI) bacteria.
Unless there are obvious urethral symptoms (sharp pain during urination, strong burning sensation at penis tip) or any other obvious symptoms I would not worry too much.
If you can't take your mind off it, it is always a good idea to get tested.
Gonorrhea in men is usually very symptomatic: in older non-English books there was a term "eye-popping pain" to describe it. It is theoretically possible to have gonorrhea with little pain and little discharge, but it is not likely.
And yes, it can't start in bladder.
No other STIs produce symptoms you describe.
If you are over 40, acute prostatitis is much more likely to fit your symptoms. It may also be a mild urethritis caused by normal (non-STI) bacteria.
Unless there are obvious urethral symptoms (sharp pain during urination, strong burning sensation at penis tip) or any other obvious symptoms I would not worry too much.
If you can't take your mind off it, it is always a good idea to get tested.
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