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i think its Chlamydia urethritis, make sense?
ok, i had unprotected sex about 2 or 3 weeks ago. when i showered afterwards i got soap in my penis and it stung bad. a few days later it was feeling better so i masterbated and it hurt when ejuculated. when i pee'd it seemed that i had to go after i was down a little but couldnt go. things started to be fine again and i started masterbating every now and then with no problem. there seems to a small brown spot below the head of my penis and when i pee and ejaculate there seems to be some kind of what looks like pre *** coming out too when finished. the one and only girl that i had sex with has been tested and said was clean. i also have weid feelings in penis ever now and then, i also have some wierd spot on my hand as well. what is all of this?
Turk;
Marra is right - you need to see a doctor. We can't make a diagnosis without actually looking at your penis and taking cultures. And, we're not doctors, so we couldn't interpret the results anyway. It's probably something that's easily treatable.
I don't understand what you mean about your parents. If they are acting like it's no big deal, well, understand it's not their penis that's having these problems - it's yours.
Marra is right - you need to see a doctor. We can't make a diagnosis without actually looking at your penis and taking cultures. And, we're not doctors, so we couldn't interpret the results anyway. It's probably something that's easily treatable.
I don't understand what you mean about your parents. If they are acting like it's no big deal, well, understand it's not their penis that's having these problems - it's yours.
Turk;
Marra is right - you need to see a doctor. We can't make a diagnosis without actually looking at your penis and taking cultures. And, we're not doctors, so we couldn't interpret the results anyway. It's probably something that's easily treatable.
I don't understand what you mean about your parents. If they are acting like it's no big deal, well, understand it's not their penis that's having these problems - it's yours.
Marra is right - you need to see a doctor. We can't make a diagnosis without actually looking at your penis and taking cultures. And, we're not doctors, so we couldn't interpret the results anyway. It's probably something that's easily treatable.
I don't understand what you mean about your parents. If they are acting like it's no big deal, well, understand it's not their penis that's having these problems - it's yours.
a question only a doc can answer mate !
show your parents how many times you have posted this they may take you seriously then .
show your parents how many times you have posted this they may take you seriously then .
honestly marra and newdude i am just kinda hard when parents dont hurry of it at all. so stop telling to go see a doctor it was a question!
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Discharge often isn't normal, and could mean an infection or an STD.
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