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Hello doctor, burning penis
Hello Doctors, here is my first post http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV---Prevention/oral-sex-please-help/show/2127662#post_10115114
I am back with this second question because things are weird with me
As I said before I had a burning sensation in my penis the day after my exposure of receiving oral sex, And it went away after I took doxy and got a shot of antibiotics
My sickness symptoms of cleared up, but now the burning in my penis is back for about 2 weeks now, it is a constant feeling, it feels like my penis is leaking something but its not leaking anything, also having a dull pain in my testicles. I thought and hoped it was a UTI so right now im taking levaquin 500 for 8 days. its day 4, My penis head feels cold some times, I have no sores or anything around my penis any ideas?
I did test for gonorrhea and clymidhya both negative,
I am back with this second question because things are weird with me
As I said before I had a burning sensation in my penis the day after my exposure of receiving oral sex, And it went away after I took doxy and got a shot of antibiotics
My sickness symptoms of cleared up, but now the burning in my penis is back for about 2 weeks now, it is a constant feeling, it feels like my penis is leaking something but its not leaking anything, also having a dull pain in my testicles. I thought and hoped it was a UTI so right now im taking levaquin 500 for 8 days. its day 4, My penis head feels cold some times, I have no sores or anything around my penis any ideas?
I did test for gonorrhea and clymidhya both negative,
Yes sir, nothing leaking at all, but thank you
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Herpes never causes symptoms like yours.
I don't know what to make of a "leaking feeling". Is there actual leaking of urine or fluid? If not, I would think this also is a psychological symptom, not evidence of a prostate problem.
Since you're under the care of a doctor who thought you might have a UTI, I suggest you continue to follow up with that office. But you can definitely move on with confidence you have no STD.
I don't know what to make of a "leaking feeling". Is there actual leaking of urine or fluid? If not, I would think this also is a psychological symptom, not evidence of a prostate problem.
Since you're under the care of a doctor who thought you might have a UTI, I suggest you continue to follow up with that office. But you can definitely move on with confidence you have no STD.
also, would of I developed hsv2 sores by now if it was that?
Dr , one last question, do you think its possible the leaking feeling could have something to do with an inflamed prostate
thanks DR, they were percribed from my doctor for a cUTI, I will call and check, I was also taking an azo tablet one every 12 hours because I guess they cause yeast infections.
but thank you for your time Dr. Handsfield,
maybe my mind focusing on my area is doing something
but thank you for your time Dr. Handsfield,
maybe my mind focusing on my area is doing something
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Noted.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Welcome to the STD forum. Sorry your symptoms are continuing.
As we discussed last time, it is clear your symptom are not due to HIV or any other STD. There is nothing in the information you provide now that changes my opinion or advice about it. There simply are no STDs that cause such symptoms, and as discussed last time, your exposure was low risk for STDs. And your negative gonorrhea and chlamydia tests reliably exclude both these STDs.
Bacterial UTI also does not do this and I see no reason for you to be taking Levaquin. I'm sure it will have no effect on your symptoms, which are not due to any infection. If that treatment was prescribed by a health professional, check with him or her whether to continue treatment. If you are treating yourself without professional advice, I advise you to stop the drug and see a doctor or clinic.
As we also discussed last time, all the symptoms you describe are most typical for the physical manifestations of anxiety, stress, or other psychological origin -- i.e. normal body sensations or trivial symptoms you otherwise would ignore or not even be aware of, except for heightened sensitivity for psychological reasons. See a doctor if they continue, but I am confident no infection of any kind is responsible for them.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
As we discussed last time, it is clear your symptom are not due to HIV or any other STD. There is nothing in the information you provide now that changes my opinion or advice about it. There simply are no STDs that cause such symptoms, and as discussed last time, your exposure was low risk for STDs. And your negative gonorrhea and chlamydia tests reliably exclude both these STDs.
Bacterial UTI also does not do this and I see no reason for you to be taking Levaquin. I'm sure it will have no effect on your symptoms, which are not due to any infection. If that treatment was prescribed by a health professional, check with him or her whether to continue treatment. If you are treating yourself without professional advice, I advise you to stop the drug and see a doctor or clinic.
As we also discussed last time, all the symptoms you describe are most typical for the physical manifestations of anxiety, stress, or other psychological origin -- i.e. normal body sensations or trivial symptoms you otherwise would ignore or not even be aware of, except for heightened sensitivity for psychological reasons. See a doctor if they continue, but I am confident no infection of any kind is responsible for them.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
my exposure was about 80 days ago
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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.
