What do I have?

[Brokenarrow84]

I am 24 years old male.. was at a party and received a oral sex from a person I didnt know.. I soon found that that she was a pro..

After about a week I noticed a pimple on my shaft of penis which popped and became a tiny bump and now its just flat but the skip is not fully fixed.. it did not hurt at all.

I also noticed the three oval bumps on my penis on the side of shaft and the end of my penis (not the tip, the other side of penis) did not hurt and was diagnosed as molluscum contagiosum..

I went to 3 ER and were told 3 different things.. first doc thought I had genital warts.. second thought I had molluscum contagiosum.. 3rd thought I had herpes and told me to follow up with the health department,

Health department told me that it was not herpes and infect it was MC and treated me for that..

I been having a lot of body pain ever since I found out I might have caught something.. first it was all over my body and now its just in my upper hip and the entire right side of my leg.. I do sometime gets a little pain in my penis also.. but very minor.. but the leg pain is killing me..

I want to ER for my leg pain today and they gave me a pain killer.. I had problem with the urine flow.. it was a little hard to control and a little unusual.. like once it was just dripping and then stated to come out normal.. secondly it was too fast or too slow..

Even after taking the pain killer my leg pain is still there...

What do you think I got??

Please help me

[Edward W Hook, MD]

No, this sounds nothing at all like HSV.  EWH

[Brokenarrow84]

According to what I told you does my symptoms sound anything like herpes???

[Edward W Hook, MD]

Welcome to our Forum. I doubt that the pain you are experiencing is in any way related to your molluscum ( and with all due respect, I would believe the Health Department.  This is what they do and sorting out what lesions on the penis might be can be confusing for those who have limited experience in doing so).

There are many possible causes of leg pain but almost none of them are associated with pain in the leg of the sort you describe in the context of your exposure.  Given its severity, I think the health care provider you saw owes you an explanation, not just a pain killer.  In addition, I do not think it helps you to go from doctor to doctor (or ER to ER).  When you do  that each provider has to start from scratch and sometimes the historical perspective is helpful in diagnosis.  

Hope this helps.  EWH