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Incurable Urethritis? (Please Help)
About 6 months ago, I noticed that I had discharge and dysuria and came to the conclusion that I had urethritis. Thinking that it was caused by an std,I want to the doctor who gave me a ceftriaxone injection and put me on ciprofloxacin pills for 3 days.
The symptoms went down drastically but they never completely went away.
Since then I've been bouncing around from doctor to doctor getting antibiotics
I've taken azithromycin,doxycycline,levofloxain,moxifloxacin,ciprofloxacin, ceftriaxone,metronidazole and also floconazole (a yeast infection pill for some reason)
Everytime the symptoms seems to lessen but don't fully go away.
as of now I still have a very slight discharge and occasional pain in the urethra
I've taken both a **** test (which was negative for chlamydia) and a urethral swab.
The swab indicated that i did have an infection (my wbc count was TNTC) but the only thing that was found was "GRAM NEGATIVE BACILLI +3)"
The sexual partner that I had got checked up,but they only thing they found was bacterial vaginosis (Which explains the metronidazole)
Can someone tell me what I should do next? I'm at my wits end.
The symptoms went down drastically but they never completely went away.
Since then I've been bouncing around from doctor to doctor getting antibiotics
I've taken azithromycin,doxycycline,levofloxain,moxifloxacin,ciprofloxacin, ceftriaxone,metronidazole and also floconazole (a yeast infection pill for some reason)
Everytime the symptoms seems to lessen but don't fully go away.
as of now I still have a very slight discharge and occasional pain in the urethra
I've taken both a **** test (which was negative for chlamydia) and a urethral swab.
The swab indicated that i did have an infection (my wbc count was TNTC) but the only thing that was found was "GRAM NEGATIVE BACILLI +3)"
The sexual partner that I had got checked up,but they only thing they found was bacterial vaginosis (Which explains the metronidazole)
Can someone tell me what I should do next? I'm at my wits end.
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