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What can be the STD causing burning with no discharge post Un-protect blowjob?
Recently i spent few hours with an escort. She performed oral sex without condom on me. I did not do oral on her. Intercourse was with condom. There were not any visible cuts/marks/liaisons on her lips. Next day i felt mild burning at the penis tip during urination. Not every pee cycle induced burning. 6 out of 10. The same status continued for over a week with no increase or decrease in the symptoms. I visited doc and he ordered for a routine urine test and nothing abnormal seen. I was advised to drink plenty of water. Then i visited one more doc and explained the situation but in the country where i leave currently STD tests for gonorrhea does not exist unless there is a discharge. I dont have any discharge. Left with no choice i took a local resident advice and took homeopathy medication for 3 days and i have no more burning sensation for the last 2 days. My questions are
1. Can this be a gonorrhea? If so can gonorrhea exist with out pus discharge?
2. Do you recomend that i go for a complete STD panel test?
1. Can this be a gonorrhea? If so can gonorrhea exist with out pus discharge?
2. Do you recomend that i go for a complete STD panel test?
If your oral intercourse was protected, you couldn't have caught gonorrhea (in case is gonorrhea what is causing that) that way. But just to try to get more information, did you masturbate each other ? Because, if you did it and you got her vaginal fluid in your fingers and then touched your urethra, those fluids could have got into your urethra and cause the infection.
It's true that gonorrhea can cause a burning sensation, but without the withe discharge everything sounds extremely rare. But sometimes, stds don't show any symptom at all. It could also be caused by the physical action of performing oral sex on you, because of the friction between the condom and your skin.
As your intercourse was protected, there is no need of any test, unless your skin got in touch with lesions in that lady's lips (that could be caused by syphilis and/or herpes).
In case you still want to test, you can do it for herpes 3 months after the encounter, and for syphilis 6 weeks after the exposure. If you get a negative result for syphilis, it would be interesting to repeat it 3 months after the exposure, as there are people that take longer to show a positive result.
It's true that gonorrhea can cause a burning sensation, but without the withe discharge everything sounds extremely rare. But sometimes, stds don't show any symptom at all. It could also be caused by the physical action of performing oral sex on you, because of the friction between the condom and your skin.
As your intercourse was protected, there is no need of any test, unless your skin got in touch with lesions in that lady's lips (that could be caused by syphilis and/or herpes).
In case you still want to test, you can do it for herpes 3 months after the encounter, and for syphilis 6 weeks after the exposure. If you get a negative result for syphilis, it would be interesting to repeat it 3 months after the exposure, as there are people that take longer to show a positive result.
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Thanks for the response. We did not masturbate each other it was bbbj for few minutes.
Maybe an allergic reaction to latex. But it's true that gonorrhea can show itchy sensation without discharge, but as I said, it would be abnormal to get gonorrhea from this encounter.
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