std and throat infection s

[LikkerFront]

I had unprotected oral sex with a prostitute and vaginal intercourse while wearing a condom.   During the intercourse the condom ripped, I put on a new condom and continued without cleaning or sanitizing my penis. A couple days later I both gave and received unprotected oral sex with my wife.  About a week later I started having a drip and stinging while urinating.   I went and got tested for std and the doc told me I was positive for NGU which was most likely due to chlamydia.  Doc gave me four tabs of azithromycim which knocked the stinging out and the dripping is almost totally gone.  I go back for follow up testing in two days.  This morning my wife woke up with a very sore throat, she describes it as feeling like strep throat.  Do you think I gave her this throat infection from whatever caused my drip?

[Life360_Dave]

If you tested negative for the above and still have a urethra issue then you more than your partner need to see a doctor again. Sometimes NGU,s are a little stubborn to get rid of and you may need another med treatment. Testing for trich is a good idea as well. If your partner now has something then you can end up playing ping pong with her unless shes diagnosed and treated.

[LikkerFront]

So I have gone back for a follow-up,  and was told I tested negative for gonorrhea,  syphilis, and chlamydia. What then was the cause of the stinging drippy penis?  I was told that In order to identify the cause of infection my partner would need to be tested,  and this is unlikely to happen.  Would it be safe to assume my infection was most likely from trich?  This seems a likely suspect considering the condom failure and my neg lect to clean up before putting on a new condom.  I have informed my partner of my infection and urged her to get checked out, but I have my doubts that she actually will get tested.

[Life360_Dave]

If you had chlaymdia in you penis and she gave  you oral sex then yes she would be at risk for contracting it esp if she gave you "deep throat" oral as the bacteria would be in the back of your throat by your tonsils.