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STI/UTI concern after massage w/ handjob

About 20 days ago I visited a massage parlour. I had a body to body massage from a lady for about 20 mins using hot oil and then had hand relief. I was laid on towel during the massage and showered after using a towel provided.

About 2-3 days after the visit, I felt some tingling at the end of my penis and have since experienced a feeling of needing to urination more frequently, with a feeling like I still need to go after I've been to the toilet. My meatus has also looked puffier than usual. As I am married (and completely wracked with shame and guilt), I went to get an STD urine test performed (dr thought no risk but is testing for gon and chlam). I don't have the result back yet.

This morning, I noticed a red mark on my foreskin (uncirc), not raised or circular, just flat and a bit red, running around one side of the foreskin.

I'm really anxious that I could have caught an STD although everything I've read suggests this is not at all likely. Could I have caught a UTI instead, and could that cause any redness of the penis.

Thanks for any advice.
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Thanks all for your feedback. Will have to try and chill out a bit, lesson learnt.
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Vance/Dr is correct, ,very very very very low risk for STDs
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I wouldnt worry personally, im nearly 100% sure you didnt catch anything. Thinking about what you did will bring on increased urination especially at night. Wait for your STD urine test result. People who are wrecked with guilt normally wash their penis excessively to make them seem "clean". In reality they are clean and making their skin irriated.
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Dr is correct, no risk for STD's.
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