what more test i need?

[Justin1984]

hello doctor
i posted on hiv doctor form and i know that i dont have hiv...

but i still have orall trush and small bean size sweeling inside my cheek both sides and broken skin inside my mouth...
plus my penis keep on and off sore and its unsuall that my penis gone cold(even my sprems)....dont know if that normal....

i tested all std 3 week 11 week and 17 week from the risk ....eccept herpes and nsu...

please help me what more test i need to do ?

i also had tingilin on my face and pins and niddles on my arms and legs and painful hands and feets?

i heart could be RVC?  EBV ?CMV? or cbc? dont even know what does mean but i have been told worth to test for those ?
thank you so much doctor and happy chrismass

[Edward W Hook, MD]

I'm sorry.  I cannot answer this question. The symptoms you describe are not symptoms of any STD and seems to be medicically unlikely. Again, I think you need to discuss this with your own doctor.  EWH

[Justin1984]

thank you so much for your reply again but please what can cause to feeling cold on penis even cold sperms..please my last quiestion..many thanks :)

[Edward W Hook, MD]

Correct

EWH

[Justin1984]

Thank you doctor
You saying i should stop for std but can discuss with my gp about my problems

[Edward W Hook, MD]

Dr. Handsfield has already answered your question about HIV. The same is true for your questions about other STDs.  You do not have HIV or other STDs an do not need more testing for them,  If you are feeling poorly, you should discuss these concerns with an internal medicine specialist to look for other non-STD causes of your symptoms.

Tingling is not a symptom of any STD. It is however a sign of anxiety.  Sometimes after an exposure that, in retrospect, one wishes they had not had, persons tend to examine themselves and be far more attuned to genital sensations than in periods when they are not concerned.  This in turn leads to noticing what turn out to be normal sensations that might have been not noticed or ignored at other times.  I suspect that this was a contributor to your situation.  

Similarly , most people with thrush do not have HIV. They have other problems such as diabetes or are at increased risk for thrush because of having taken antibiotics recently.  EWH