Aa
red spots and nausea
1st question - recently after sex with wife, unprotected, I've notice sall red spots on head of penis, they appear as though they may manifest into something more alarming but typically subside over a short period of time. the dots are accompanied by some minor irration. - any thoughts? possible std?
2nd question - my wife has been feeling nauseous, with some body aches and headache. I'm not worried about hiv because i have not been exposed, nor am i worried abot gonorrhea or chlymida cause i just tested negative and either of us have the typical symptoms. I am just wondering her condition (nausea/aches) could be a sign of PID. she has no unusual bleeding or discharge and dont think she has afever.
sorry for the double question, will not draw this out unnecessarily. thanks.
2nd question - my wife has been feeling nauseous, with some body aches and headache. I'm not worried about hiv because i have not been exposed, nor am i worried abot gonorrhea or chlymida cause i just tested negative and either of us have the typical symptoms. I am just wondering her condition (nausea/aches) could be a sign of PID. she has no unusual bleeding or discharge and dont think she has afever.
sorry for the double question, will not draw this out unnecessarily. thanks.
grace, I'm sorry. my guilt is tremedous and am just trying to get my life back to normal. now, the tip of penis seems to hurt, no pian during urination, no discharge, just constant irrating pain. just my mind creating symptoms?
it's best if you just keep adding to your original post instead of making a new one each time. please read our read before posting post on this forum for more info.
this sounds far more like your guilt over having another partner I assume from your other posts than anything else.
grace
this sounds far more like your guilt over having another partner I assume from your other posts than anything else.
grace
meant to say neither of us have the typical symptoms. just trying figure out id nausea headache and body aches could be std related.
You are reading content posted in the STDs / STIs Community
Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
