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Please urgent help needed. Penis related issue (Candida most probably)

Hi

Last January a girl performed unprotected oral sex on me. 5 days after I started to experience tingling, burning , and the head of my penis was scarred with skin like color/white bumps... I was told these may be Pearly Penile Papules but I doubt it... There was also discharge from the penis.
I went to the doctor afterwards and he suspected UTI so he gave me antibiotics which i took... the discharge was gone after that. So I thought I was clear but the weird bumps on my penis head were still there (these bumps only came out on the head) They do not erupt and do not cause pain... Had a couple of incidents of Sperm/Pus like discharge coming out of my penis while I would be taking a dump.. Sorry for the details i just need to know whats up. a month ago i got pissed off and I just went to that doctor... He gave me a SWAB test and the results said (few Candida + Pus cells) and that i should take anti-mycotic medication. I told him that I have G6PD deficiency in which I cant eat beans or take some medications... So until now I have no options for treatment because of the G6PD, and I have had this penis issue since January so I am worried it will get serious eventually.

So till this day I dont have severe symptoms... My penis opening looks slimy at times from the inside, but it does not smell. When I went for a jog the other day my testicle felt like I have (Blue Balls).. I just want this to go away...

I got this answer in another website I posted in.
Any one know if I should follow it ?

You should go on the Candida (anti-fungal) diet and take the natural supplements Morinda Supreme, Melia Supreme and Takesumi Supreme. You should be able to tolerate these supplements, but start slowly with 1/3 the recommended amount working up to the recommended amount.

Thank you and sorry for the long post.
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652407 tn?1300737199
You need to double check with your doctor for what you were tested, a swab is generally a test for bacteria which can include Chlamydia and gono, NGU and trick if requested... if that is what you and your doctor talked about testing for. Just to be sure I would call your doctor and ask what you were tested for.
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Thanks for the reply.

I am giving the diet a try for a week to see how it goes. Im just eating veggies and drinking lots of fluids. I am not going too extreme into it...
Anyway I have an appointment with a Urologist on Saturday, so I will go over the treatment options again and if G6PD is alright with the Meds. Like I said they took a swab from the urethra... Isn't that supposed to identify if ghonnorhea or chlamydia is present there? the only thing they identified was Candida through the same test.

Thanks
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652407 tn?1300737199
this isn't an std so you should post this in the urologist forum, I apologize for making you run around butyou can probably get a better answer there, also there are experts to each forum you can pay 15 dollars and post your question in the experts forum. they are experts who study each topic for a living check it out.
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Hi,

drop the crappy diet idea. This is totally unfounded in scientific literature. If it is candida, it should respond to Diflucan pills. Are you sure these or other azoles are incompatible with your G6PD deficiency? Try to check this out. And: did your doctor try to explore other diagnoses? Did he take tests for STIs (gonorrhea, chlamydia)? I don´t think candida can be responsible for "blue balls" (whatever that is).
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