In mid February of this year, I had unprotected sex with a female. 11 days later I caught the flu which i doctored for with antibiotics. 10 days after than I developed a rash on my buttocks. After a few weeks trying to get rid of this, I got a prescription from my dr. At this point, the rash had spread to the scrotum. The rash was bright red and my buttocks looked raw. It was itchy but did not hurt and their was no weeping out of it. In addition, the top of my penis head was slightly sore and red although not itchy. At this point, 34 days after the encounter, I went to a STD clinic and got tested for syphillis, gonorhea, clamidyia, and HIV. All tests came back negative. Saw the doctor again who when asked said there were no signs of warts and the rash did not present like herpes. The rash on my buttocks and my scrotum has now gone away, both after hanging around for about 50 days since I got them and the top of my penis is not red or sore anymore. Last week, after working in the yard, I got a rash on my elbows. Received medication from the dr. and although it is still abit red, my one elbow has begun to peel; not sure if due to medication. Questions I have are as follows:
1. Does a test for Syphillis, Gonorhea, and Clamidyia to be trusted 34 days after an encounter? Could the results been masked by the anitbiotics I was on when I was sick, although, the last day taking them was 10-12 days before. I did not have any painful urination at all associated with this event.
2. Should I take an additional test for these STD's or do you believe the tests stand?
3. I am following up with an additional HIV test in 2 weeks, this would make it over 90 days after the encounter. If negative, would I need to do another one?
4. Do any of these symptoms sound like herpes? No test was done for that and the dr did not think I needed it due to not presenting like herpes and the rash being around so long. The dr explanation was the a herpes rash is never around longer than 21 days at most. Is this true or false for this timeframe?
Any other words of advise or possible explanations would be greatly appreciated...
Thank you.