You are in an areea where there are not formal recommendations. On the other hand, the moxifloxacin is good for both prostate infections, mycoplasma genitalium and other urianry tract infections. When we are at the satge of "trial and "error", this has been helpful in the past. My consern would be that you have prostatitis. EWH
Yes, I still am. I am confident I am not getting re-exposed with Chlamydia as my testing is on a 3-4 week basis. I am positive I only had Chlamydia as well, (we test for HIV, Chlamydia and Gonorrhea every month... Syphilis I was just screened for as well, and HSV every 6 months). Chlamydia was the only test to come back positive with regards to the symptoms showing up. So, I was treated and the Chlamydia went away but the other symptoms have since stayed. Should I go on a treatment course of using doxy & adding Avalox? Also, I am curious about Avalox, as I thought it was only useful for mostly upper respiratory infections, and nothing to do with the groin area (this is "off-lable" but proven use? as that drug is quite expensive for me at around $140 for 7 day treatment w/insurance). I had been on it once before almost a year ago for upper resp infection, (and worked great for that). I checked this AM for the first time in about 2 weeks, I noticed a very small amount of a more white-ish milky discharged, (however I don't continue to have a noticeable discharge throughout the day). It did not hurt when I urinated first when I woke up either. But regardless if you feel it's prostatitis it's not so "horrible" as I don't have urinary issues, (just yet)?
Welcome back to the Forum. Are you still in the adult industry? If so, are you sure that part of what is going on here does not reflect re-exposure? It seems that if you are still in the adult industry the issue of re-exposure is a potential problem.
As for your specific problems, let me start with another question. Are you sure you had chlamydia, as identified by a test each time or where you treated for NGU or another chlamydia-associated problem. The reason I ask has to do with what might be going on and whether this is all one problem or two different problems both of which affect your genital tract. The WBCs in the urine, as well as some of your symptoms (back and thigh pain) are more consistent with prostatitis than a "run of the mill" NGU or other STD. Treatment of prostatitis sometimes takes longer courses of medication as well, i.e. 3-4 weeks. Be that as it may, with repeated treatments with both doxycycline and azithromycin, you may wish to talk to your doctor about a course of moxifloxacin. Your situation is a difficult one and moxifloxacin has proven to be effective against chlamydia, mycoplasma genitalium and gets into the prostate well.
Hope this helps. EWH