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White/Creamy Discharge from penis

So I got tested last week for Clamydia, Gonorrhoea and all but I came back negative. As it was my first sexual encounter (it was just oral sex) I also got tested for STD like HIV etc.

Now yesterday, I experienced creamy discharge from my penis at least on two occasions with today being more persistent than yesterday  and and I don t know what it is because I was told I'm all clear. I got my results from the lab today and they even said that I was all fine so I don't know what it could be really.

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4851940 tn?1515694593
If you are still having the problem, you need to get back to your doctor for a possible referral to the urologist.

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I had a swab with a cotton bud in my area, but came back all clear as well :/
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4851940 tn?1515694593
If you have not been tested for fungal problems, it may be a good idea to have this done.

Make an appointment to see your doctor so that he can take a swab from the area and get than analysed.  

If it is a fungal problem, you will be prescribed with the appropriate antifungal medication.

The doctor may request a further investigation and a referral to a urologist.

Let me know how you get on.

Best wishes.
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