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Tingling sensation in penis

I had unprotected oral sex with a sex worker on the 2nd of October. Around 20 days later I started having a tingling sensation, pain and irritation on the left side of my penis. I visited the doctor on the 1st of November. He said it's nothing and advised bixigard tablet and terbiforce ointment for 10 days. The pain hadn't moved an inch till then. On 15th November, I underwent blood and urine tests and were negative for HiV , VDRL. The usg scan for penis, abdomen and Doppler for  scrotal were normal as well. I masturbated once after that and had intolerable pain on the left region of my penis. Recently I had tests for herpes and HIV by prc method and the results were negative as well. When I retract the foreskin, I can see a minute trail ofwhite dots. It has been almost 45 days since I am having these symptoms of  tingling sensation, mild pain and discomfort. Could you help me out ?
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I'm sorry but I don't have any more info to give. I wish I could but I don't know. This is why I have suggested several times to follow up with your Dr.
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Okay. What do the symptoms suggest? Is it a yeast infection or something else ?
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We don't give medication information.
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Yeast infection no. The doctor said the pain maybe due to some bacterial infection. He prescribed tablets such as augmentin 625mg , citizine and gabantin for the itch. And an ointment called soframycin for local application. The symptoms haven't disappeared as of now. What would you prescribe?
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Follow up with your Dr.
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The first pee of the day pains a bit on the left side of the penis. The itching has subsided but, the pain still remains. What to do ?
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