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Scrotum - STD
by mraashiq, Sep 25, 2009 05:03AM
Hi,
I had an protected encounter with an CSW. but the next day I got some STD inside me Scrotum Sac. The infection flares up and my scrotum sac goes quite black and all contoured up.
I've taken doxcycline and amoxicillian with no effect.
The STD is inside the scrotum causing problems to my testicles. The GUM clinic have ruled out Chalamida, Gonnorea, HIV
Can you advise
I had an protected encounter with an CSW. but the next day I got some STD inside me Scrotum Sac. The infection flares up and my scrotum sac goes quite black and all contoured up.
I've taken doxcycline and amoxicillian with no effect.
The STD is inside the scrotum causing problems to my testicles. The GUM clinic have ruled out Chalamida, Gonnorea, HIV
Can you advise
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From the symptoms that you told, it does not sound like STD of scrotum. Not many STDs affect the scrotum; but instead STDs that affect skin are much more common on the penis and in the pubic area. From your symptoms it sounds like a fungal skin infection or contact dermatitis. A dermatologist’s evaluation and maybe biopsy of the skin lesion will help in confirming the diagnosis.
I hope it helps. Take care and regards.