Very Worried

[worried_scotsman]

Hello, first I'd like to say I'm male, not female as it says on my profile, I can't seem to change that.

I'm worried, I shamefully cheated on my wife one time only on the 5th of June, 5 days later I strted to need to pee all the time, I visited my doctor on the 15th June and he tested me for Clymadia and Gonnorhea and gave me 1 gram of Zithromax to take straight away.  The results came back negative.  2 weeks later the need to urinate came back again, and 4 times since then I've had a tiny amount of clear discharge in the morning.

I was tested again for Clymadia and Gonnorea on Monday the 9th of June and again got a negative result, My doctor did a urine test and there was no bacteria, can this be false because of the Zithromax?

My doctor tested me by taking a swap of my uretha and since then the last 3-4 days, my uretha has been stinging, is this because of the swap test?  Or should I worry about herpes?

The GU clinics here in Denmark say that you cannot be retested for Clymadia until 5 weeks after a dose of Zithromax but I've read other places that 3 weeks if fine like my last test.  Can you tell me whats accurate?

I'm going out of my mind with worry, any answers would be very much appreciated

[Vance2335]

If you did have anything then the zith could have cured it, so it's not false because of it.
It could be due to the swab, you are putting something in a place where it should not go.

I have heard 2-3 weeks.

Clear morning discharge could just be pre-seminal fluid and urge to pee could just be in your mind.

[worried_scotsman]

Thanks for the prompt answer, if any of the doctors are reading this can they answer the following question, what are the odds of having 2 false negative results over a 3 week period?

1st test taken and same day taken zithromax 1gram, test result negative, and second test, exactly 3 weeks after and also negative?

After the test I was told that I had an infection in my urethra and the zithromax would cure it, but these symptoms are back again, I read that sometimes a singlr dose of zithromax sometimes isn't enough to cure a uretha infection and a longer course of anti-biotics may be required, it his true?

Once again thankyou
w_s

[Vance2335]

Dr's do not read or answer in this forum, you have to pay to ask them a question.

2 false negatives-probably would not happen unless you were on a anti-biotic that messed up the test.

Yes it may take different medication or longer on the same medication. What infection did they say you have?