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ngu negative chlaymida and gonherea
Hi so I have a clear discharge and a large miscomfort in my testicales feels like eppidtmites cause I had it before but not constant pain its like has flashes of pain especially when I'm sitting down. I tested negative for chlaymida and gonherea post 2 weeks and negative HIV post 5 weeks from protected intercourse oral and intercorse but showing symptoms . I know its not gonherea or trich cause GU doctor said would be different colour and chlaymida came up negative so what could be the cause this has happened since I ejjerculated 5 days ago and hasn't stopped
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She said u took ciproxiclien and it only cleared up 50% so she advised me with azithromycin to clear the discharge and tenderness in testicals took medication Monday night thursday morning still same
But feels like discharge is still occurring after 3 days and testicals still sensentive and pulls of pain once in a while on left festival same place I had epeditmites
Yes we are trying the figure out where its coming from because chlaymida would make discharge clear and trich and gonherea a different total colour the fact she prescribed me medication that clears chlaymida did wrrry me but she insisted I did not get the infection due to sti I mean teat came bk negative 2 weeks exposure very unlikely false negative that far in . I'm more curious how to stop the problem the how to solve where it came from so far doctor prescribed me with 1g azithromycin and candberry tablets 1 morning 1 at night daily for 10 days ?
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
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Maybe prostate related or even hemorrhoids. You mention youve had epi before so maybe follow up with your doc about this.