Sorry, an online provider simply can't get into all that much detail on a particular case; too much like practicing medicine from a distance. Almost certainly you never had any STD, unless NGU from otherwise normal oral bacteria, which likely has no important health implications for you or your partners. So your own provider's STD experience probably isn't relevant. But if still concerned, you'll just need to trust him/her or find someone else, such as the nearest health department clinic.
HHH, MD
So even though I am having white discharge/minor burning, It is likley to be from a urinary tract infection? (NGU)? that has something to do with my kidney stone possibly?
If I come up clean on the STD (crosses fingers) how would I keep from getting NGU again from the same partner That I probably got it from the first time? Or do you think it is totaly unrelated to her and I just happened to get it from my kidney stone moving around?
What do I need to ask of my local doctor here as far as what to look for and treat as far as the bloody urine?
Would the results of my UA have enough info in it they would know what to do? and where this all started? IE where the original infection came from?
I really hope my test for CH and GH come back today as I am going to see this lady again tomorrow and would like to be able to talk to her face to face about this.
It has been very difficult to talk to a local doctor about this as I live in a small town and they don't seem to be up to speed on STD's.
Once again thanks for your time and the service you provide..
Of course I meant that STD is not a common cause of bloody urine, not vice versa.
HHH, MD
This is the right place for a follow-up question. I would have deleted a new thread on the same subject.
Bloody urine is a rare cause of STD; in 30+ years in an STD clinic, I don't recall ever seeing a case. I don't know the cause, but I doubt STD. Given your history, kidney stone sounds like a good bet. Definitely return to your doctor for complete evaluation. Since I doubt you caught any STD from your partner, I see no reason to be concerned about oral sex. Even if she had an STD, acquiring STD by cunnilingus is very rare.
HHH, MD
I have been trying to post a follow up for a couple days but the "pay to post" section is down.
I went and got 2 urine tests done 1 for NGU 1 for chlimida and gonnerea. The test result came back today for the NGU test and they found bacteria (obvious) as well as some blood, I have had a fair amount(not a large amount but I can visably tell its there) of blood in my urine starting on monday afternoon. I forgot to mention before that I know that I have a kidney stone in my right kidney (I had one in my left side and they found one in my right side at the same time) I have had a small amount of nagging dull ache from my right side for the last 3-4 days.
I will get my second test back tomorrow or thursday.
SO
(1) Should I go to the doctor for the blood in my urine or wait it out for the test results?
(2) Would it be consistent to have blood in my urine after the unprotected sex? is that likley with chlimida or gonnerea? Or is this more likely the kidney stone moving around or a urianary tract infection? from ethier one of thee above?
(3) What sort of if any issues would I have from giving this lady unprotected oral sex? Should I be worried about anything there?
Once again I am sorry for reposting here...
The early irritative symptoms undoubtedly were just due to vigorous sex. But the urethral discharge sounds like urethritis, probably nongonococcal urethritis (NGU). There are several causes, including chlamydia--but sometimes results from oral sex, probably sometimes due to entirely normal oral bacteria which nonetheless cause inflammation in the urethra. Although your partner's sexual history implies she is unlikely to have a classical STD, who knows what her husband might be doing? Statistically, if one spouse is looking for outside sexual gratification, often the other is doing so as well.
1) NGU is an STD, but as I said, not all cases are due to traditional sexually transmitted bacteria.
2) Almost certainl it isn't yeast, which doesn't cause urethritis in men.
3) Your local health department STD clinic would be an excellent choice for both expert and highly confidential care. In general urologists are not very expert in STD issues, but of course there are exceptions.
4) See a provider for your own diagnosis before you discuss this with your wife. But the odds are she is going to need to know and get examined. But the details will depend on what your evaluation uncovers. For example, if you have chlamydia or another classical STD, that will influence management of your wife.
5) Asymptomatic carriage of STDs in fact is the rule. Your partner easily could have chlamydia or even gonorrhea and not have a clue from her own symptoms.
In response to your question below, locally applied sugar or fruit isn't known to trigger yeast infections.
Good luck-- HHH, MD
I forgot to mention the reason I asked about a yeast infection was due to the fact that when we were having sex, we also had some fresh fruit (pinapple, grapes, strawberries, apples) and frozen fruit bars that we were using on each other during oral sex. The reason I mention this is that I have read that sugars can cause yeast infections if they are introduced to the vagina or penis. I am not sure if this is realivent but another peice of the puzzle. Thanks Again.