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Weird feeling urethra after oral sex
I have had unprotected sex with a guy that i know for a while now and am worries because i have a mild warm burning feeling in my urethra. The unprotected oral sex was on march 31. 2 weeks after i went for a test for HIV syphilis gonorrhea and Chlamydia all came back negative. Now i don't know if i should be worries about HIV since it been two weeks after the unprotected received oral sex that i went for a test and not three months. Could it be a sti-std or is it just anxiety that I'm feeling this? Some answers would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi symptoms of stds dont come and go but are constant burning or itching inside your penis and a white/gray puss discharge that occur about 5 days post exposure and bottom line is oral is very low risk activity.
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I went to my doctor assistent today and took a stick test and it was all clear for a UTI or bladderinfection. (UTI and bladder infection is the same right?) i also have pain in my left groin area where my leg starts with no swollen nodes just pain in that area. I also felt a fever coming up two days ago at night that lasted for a couple of hours i gues i dont know for sure because i fell asleep with no night sweat or what so ever just a strange feverish feeling. I also had a dry cough that lasted for a day. I hope this is just a uti or bacteria that is causing this because from the information you gave me it can not be hiv. What can it be? Im really worried about this. Do i have to take a urine lab test or was the stick test enough to determine whether I have a uti or not? I have been walking with this discomfort for about 4 weeks now. The pain in the groin area just started a few days ago. I also sometimes feel like sick pain on/in the head if my penis. Some answers would be greatly appreciated.
I meant to say shock like pain in/on the head of my penis.
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