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Sensitive Tip of Penis and Burning

Hello,  I really don't know if the topic of this is chlamydia, however, I don't know what is going on with me.  About 2 weeks ago I had unprotected oral sex performed on me (I am male) and I have noticed that the tip of my penis has become very sensitive.  It was never this sensitive before, so I am thinking it must have been from the oral sex.  In addition, I notice that when I urinate I feel a little warmness/burning sensation.  Its not at the point where its painful, but it is nevertheless uncomfortable and bothersome.  I would like to know if you think this could be any type of std?  And what should I do to check this out?  I am away at college in a different state, so I can't even go to the doctor to test me.
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thanks aj, i'll take a trip to the health center tomorrow.
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You need to check with the insurance.  Since you are living out of state, I'd think they'd have to cover doctors where you live.

And the student health center might be able to tell you about a local clinic where you can go for free or very low cost.  Most clinics don't turn people away for not being able to pay.

Aj
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its just that my health insurance does not cover doctors out of state.  And being a college student, I really don't have too much money to spend in the health center.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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It could be an std, and why can't you get a doctor to test you?

Your school probably has a student health center, and they should be able to test you, or they can tell you where you can go to be tested.

Aj
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