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I really need help

i have a protected sex on sunday but the problem is oral sex which she gave me. After 2 days seem there is blister inside the penis skin. i had checked with doc and he not sure is it std but he gave me a roxellin injection on my butt and antibiotic. there is no pain during urine and no itch at all. The blister only obvious when i pull down the skin and is just a small part of it on the inner skin. There is no sores or ulcers on the head. Today is already the 4th days and i very worry cause i don wan to caught with std. Please help me out.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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Has the blister started to heal?  If it hasn't, then you can certainly try and get it cultured.

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The blister look more like rash or tiny dot cause i don see any watery or feel it when touching.
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so should i go back and ask the doc to do the culture thing or just wait and finish my medication.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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If he wants you to go back in 3 months for blood work, he is probably thinking herpes is a possibility.

Its very unfortunate that he didn't culture this, as that could have given you an answer now.  However, it might not be herpes.

Aj
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The doc gave me so cream to apply and ask me to come back after 5days if the blister still there, if is gone i need to come back after 3 month to do some blood test. pls help
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nope he just have a look and say is not that serious but i very worry. I got mild fever after taking the antibiotic and feel abit dizzy too. The blister very small and not group together is just sprate all around the inner skin. what should i do now ?
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